Apple Siri Settlement Opens Claims: Eligible iPhone Owners Can Get Up to $95
A class action settlement against Apple is now accepting claims from iPhone owners who say they paid for promised Siri AI features they never received.
Apple is now accepting settlement claims from eligible iPhone owners who allege the company sold them devices with Siri Apple Intelligence features that were never delivered, with payouts reaching as high as $95 per claimant, according to the settlement's official claim window now open to consumers.
The lawsuit was filed as a class action on behalf of consumers who purchased qualifying Apple devices expecting to receive specific Siri-powered Apple Intelligence capabilities. Plaintiffs alleged those features were promised at the point of sale but ultimately fell short of what was advertised, prompting the legal challenge that resulted in the current settlement.
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For iPhone owners who believe they qualify, the window to file a claim is open now. The settlement covers purchases of what the agreement terms "Eligible Devices," though consumers should verify their specific device and purchase period against the settlement's official criteria to confirm eligibility before submitting a claim.
The case is part of a broader wave of consumer litigation targeting tech companies over AI-related marketing claims, as artificial intelligence becomes a more prominent selling point for flagship hardware. Apple has not admitted wrongdoing as part of the settlement, which is a standard condition in class action resolutions of this type.
Continue reading at Yahoo for full eligibility details and instructions on how to file a claim.
