Apple’s $250M Siri AI Settlement Opens Claims for iPhone Owners
Eligible US iPhone owners can now file for a share of Apple's $250 million settlement over undelivered Siri AI upgrades.
Apple has begun accepting claims in a $250 million settlement over allegations that it failed to deliver an AI-enhanced Siri. Both ZDNET and The Verge report that the payout process is now open for affected customers.
According to both sources, eligible claimants are US residents who purchased an iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, or any iPhone 16 model on or after June 10, 2024. The Verge's description of the purchase window is cut off in the source, so the exact end date is not stated here.
The two outlets agree on the settlement amount and the eligible devices, but they differ in one respect: ZDNET says individual claimants can receive up to $95, while The Verge's excerpt does not mention a per-claim figure. That means the exact payout per person is not yet clear from the available reporting.
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