How to Get a Piece of Apple’s $250 Million iPhone Settlement
THE SO WHAT
A $250 million Siri privacy settlement is a reminder that AI features can create long-tail liability years after launch. If you're shipping voice or ambient AI, log consent, retention, and training use clearly now—retroactive cleanup is expensive.
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