Apple's Siri Settlement: Here's When iPhone Owners Can Submit Claims

MacRumors
Apple will pay $250 million to settle a Siri false‑advertising class action, allowing eligible iPhone 15 Pro/16 owners to file claims from September to December 2025.

Summary

Apple agreed to a $250 million settlement in a U.S. class‑action lawsuit alleging false advertising of Siri features, offering iPhone 15 Pro and 16 owners up to $95 per device if claim volume is low. Eligible owners—those who bought an iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, 16, 16e, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, or 16 Pro Max between June 10 2024 and March 29 2025—can begin submitting claims around September 21 2025, with the deadline on December 21 2025. The judge will hold a final approval hearing on February 24 2027, and the settlement website is expected to launch later this year, though no action is required until then.

(Source:MacRumors)

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