Apple has launched the settlement website for the class-action lawsuit over the delayed launch of its AI-powered Siri. The company agreed to pay $250 million, and owners of eligible iPhones can get about $25 each — but only if they submit a claim on their own.
What happened
In May, Apple settled a U.S. class-action lawsuit alleging that it delayed the promised AI features for Siri. The settlement amount is $250 million. Now the official website for submitting claims is live.
How much and for whom
- Estimated payout: about $25 per eligible iPhone.
- Eligibility covers owners of qualifying models within the class.
- You must file a claim through the settlement site — payments are not automatic.
Exact terms, the list of eligible models, and claim deadlines are listed on the settlement website itself.
What it means in practice
If you qualify, it's worth checking the site and filing a claim — otherwise you won't receive the payment. The amount is modest, but for anyone paying for subscriptions, services, and purchases on an iPhone, it's a small reminder to keep an eye on your account and not miss what's owed to you.
For readers who regularly pay for overseas services, payouts like this are just a minor refund. What matters more is making sure your actual payments go through without failures or extra fees.
The payment is not automatic: to get your ~$25, you need to file a claim through the official settlement site.
Bottom line
The Siri AI settlement site is open, and Apple is ready to pay. If you have a qualifying iPhone, check the terms and file your claim before the window closes.
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