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Home›business›Apple’s $250 Million Siri Lawsuit Could Pay U.S. Customers Up to $95
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Apple’s $250 Million Siri Lawsuit Could Pay U.S. Customers Up to $95

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by iphoneincanada.ca•Sep 21, 2026•0 views•
Apple’s $250 Million Siri Lawsuit Could Pay U.S. Customers Up to $95
Apple's official $250 million settlement portal is live, offering up to $95 to US users impacted by delayed Siri AI features on iPhone 16 and 15 Pro models.
If you purchased an iPhone 15 Pro or an iPhone 16 expecting new AI capabilities that failed to show up on day one, Apple might owe you money. The official claims portal for Apple’s $250 million class-action lawsuit settlement over delayed Siri AI fea... [2041 chars]
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