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Apple clarifies Siri's privacy protection stance after reaching a $95 million class action settlement.
Apple Inc. clarified on Wednesday that the company has never sold data collected from its Siri voice assistant and has never used this data to create marketing profiles, just days after the company resolved a case facing such allegations. In this class-action lawsuit, plaintiffs accused the company of frequently recording their private conversations after they inadvertently activated Siri and disclosing these conversations to third parties, such as advertisers. Under the settlement agreement, tens of millions of Apple users could receive up to $20 in compensation for each device supporting Siri (such as iPhone and Apple Watch). Apple stated on Wednesday: "Apple
U.S. stock market close: the three major indexes varied in performance; Huang Renxun's remarks caused a collapse in the Quantum Computing Sector.
① The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index fell by 0.67%, with most China Concept Stocks declining; ② Wildfires ravaged California, and Electrical Utilities provider Edison International fell by 10%; ③ Jensen Huang stated that a "very useful" quantum computer may take several decades to arrive; ④ Intel: will continue to focus on the independent graphics card market.
Apple Options Spot-On: On January 8th, 657.44K Contracts Were Traded, With 6.07 Million Open Interest
