Read the Apple document explaining how new listening features still protect your privacy
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Apple publishing a detailed privacy document for Siri’s new ambient listening features shows that “explainable data handling” is now part of the product surface. If you ship always-on or background AI, expect users—and regulators—to demand this level of clarity on where data lives and how long it persists.
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