Lopez v. Apple (Siri recordings) privacy case

Docket

Brought by

FLFumiko Lopez

v.

Defendants

Apple Inc.

Users alleged Siri was unintentionally activated and recorded private conversations that contractors reviewed and that were shared with third parties.

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