Apple's $250M Siri Settlement: How to File a Claim Before Dec 21

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Apple has agreed to a $250 million settlement over claims that users were misled about Siri's capabilities. Eligible claimants may receive up to $95 per qualifying iPhone purchased during the relevant period. The settlement covers individuals who felt Apple's marketing of Siri did not match the assistant's actual performance. Those wishing to receive compensation must submit their claims by December 21, 2024.

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