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Lopez v. Apple (Siri)

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Lopez v. Apple Inc.

Where it stands

Senior Judge Jeffrey S. White granted final approval of a $95 million settlement in 2025 (reported by Courthouse News on September 4, 2025). Class members could claim up to $20 per Siri device for up to five devices; counsel could seek up to $28.6 million in fees and costs and named plaintiffs up to $10,000 each.

Key ruling

Final approval of the $95 million settlement — the largest publicly confirmed U.S. voice-assistant eavesdropping recovery — over objections including from the Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute.

Note on this record

Sources give slightly different final-approval dates (Courthouse News reports September 4, 2025; Scott+Scott's own release says October 2025). Treat the approval as occurring in autumn 2025.

The record

Court
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
Case number
4:19-cv-04577-JSW
Filed
Filing date not established
Defendants
Apple Inc.
Plaintiffs
All current or former U.S. owners or purchasers of a Siri-enabled device whose confidential or private communications were obtained by Apple, or shared with third parties, as a result of an unintended Siri activation between September 17, 2014 and December 31, 2024.
Technology at issue
Apple Siri voice assistant on iPhone, HomePod, Apple Watch and other Siri-enabled devices
Relief sought
Damages and injunctive relief for interception and human grading of unintentionally recorded conversations; pleaded under the federal Wiretap Act and CIPA, the latter providing $5,000 per violation.
Settlement
$95,000,000
Counsel of record
Scott+Scott Attorneys at Law LLP · Lowey Dannenberg, P.C.

Claims pleaded

Sources (3)

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