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Apple has denied any wrongdoing but filed a preliminary settlement in the Oakland, California federal court on Tuesday.
The proposed lawsuit claimed that Apple’s devices recorded private conversations after users unintentionally activated Siri.
These conversations were then passed on to advertisers.
The settlement still requires approval, but could potentially mean a payout for tens of millions of Apple users.
What does it mean for you?
The settlement will cover any customer using a Siri-enabled product in the time period mentioned above.
That would come from the fund and reduce the amount that eventually makes its way to affected users.
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