Apple on Wednesday apologized for listening to Siri requests and said it will instead ask users to opt-in to the program, which helps it improve Siri, when it resumes it later this fall.
The company was allowing contractors to listen to a small percentage of the things people spoke to Siri.
It suspended the program but will relaunch it this fall , letting users opt-in if they want to help Apple improve Siri. Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks during Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose, California, June 3, 2019.on Wednesday apologized for its "Siri grading program," which allowed contractors to review a small percentage of the things people spoke to its Siri voice assistant. The company said it will enable a few changes that give users more control over how their Siri requests are handled.
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