Apple's recent settlement of $95 million over allegations that its Siri assistant listened in on users' conversations suggests a troubling reality for consumer privacy.
The plaintiffs alleged they experienced unsolicited targeted ads after discussing specific products, raising significant concerns about the implications of Apple's data privacy practices.
Despite the settlement, Apple did not admit any wrongdoing, leaving doubts regarding the company's commitment to safeguarding user privacy and its practices around data collection.
This case exemplifies a broader public skepticism regarding whether smartphones and tech companies truly respect consumer privacy rights, as illustrated by historical concerns surrounding Facebook.
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