If you bought one of Apple's AI-ready iPhones because you expected the smarter Siri Apple had been talking about, check when you purchased it.You could have some money coming your way.
A proposed $250 million Apple Siri settlement now has an open claims process for qualifying iPhone owners.The case centers on allegations that consumers bought certain iPhones expecting Siri features powered by Apple Intelligence that they did not receive during the period covered by the lawsuit.Apple denies the allegations and says it did nothing improper or unlawful.The amount may sound small next to the price of a new iPhone, but filing a claim could put as much as $95 per eligible device back in your pocket.
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No technical experience is needed.Watch the free replay + downloadable checklist now at CyberGuyLive.com8 BIGGEST THINGS WE LEARNED FROM APPLE'S 2026 EVENTApple’s proposed Siri settlement covers eligible purchases of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max made during the settlement period.(Anna Barclay/Getty Images)The lawsuit is called Landsheft, et al.
v.Apple Inc.
and is pending in federal court in Northern California.The plaintiffs alleged that Apple promoted certain Siri features powered by Apple Intelligence, leading buyers to expect capabilities that were not delivered during the class period.
Apple denies those allegations.The company agreed to put $250 million into a settlement fund rather...