Apple Siri Settlement: Claim Up to $100 in the Lopez v. Apple Claim

Siri US users affected by alleged data sharing may claim up to $20 per device (max 5) from the $95M Apple settlement.

Hey Siri users, listen up! You might be entitled to some cash back due to allegations that Apple's voice assistant was inadvertently activated and potentially overheard your private conversations. The Cupertino-based tech giant is now offering a settlement to eligible users in the US who were affected by the Lopez v. Apple lawsuit, potentially receiving up to $100. This stems from the Lopez v Apple claim.

Back in December, the Lopez voice assistant settlement emerged, stemming from a lawsuit filed against Apple concerning the alleged misuse and spying on user data through Siri. Apple has been accused of recording user data and information during private conversations and subsequently sharing it with third parties. This isn't the first time the company has faced such accusations regarding data sharing. In 2019, reports also surfaced indicating that third parties could access Siri recordings, even capturing sensitive moments. The recent case highlights concerns that after sending data to third parties, users were allegedly shown targeted content mirroring their private discussions, a key point in the Lopez vs Apple claim.

Although Apple vehemently denies these allegations, stating that user data has never been sent to third parties or used for creating marketing profiles, they have agreed to a settlement of approximately $95 million to resolve the Apple lawsuit. This settlement aims to compensate affected users who believe their data was accessed by Siri due to "unintended Siri activation during a confidential or private communication," a central issue in the Siri settlement. While Apple's public statements and their willingness to settle might seem contradictory, the latter suggests a different story regarding the Apple class action lawsuit.

Now, the crucial question for every Siri user is: Am I eligible for the Siri class action settlement? According to Apple, users who believe Siri unintentionally recorded and shared their private conversations between September 17, 2014, and December 31, 2024, need to file a claim related to the Lopez v. Apple Inc. You can apply for up to five devices. To do so, you'll need to submit a Claim Form. You should have received an email with a confirmation code if you are eligible for the Apple Siri settlement. Use this code when applying. If you haven't received a code but believe you are eligible, you can still apply by visiting the Submit a claim page and following the provided instructions for the Lopez voice settlement. The deadline to submit your Apple lawsuit claim is July 2, 2025.

If your claim is successful, you could receive around $20 per device, depending on the total number of eligible applicants and the final amount approved by the court from the $95 million Apple settlement. The final hearing to conclude the case and determine the settlement's fairness is scheduled soon in August 2025.