Former Apple employee from France, Thomas Le Bonneek, provided evidence of the mass of Apple registration records without the consent of the users. The Globe claims that the team in technical services (GTS) should listen, decipher and label Siri records to improve multilingual responses. And used for marketing programs.
The case also explains in detail, including Le Bonneek’s Siri’s transcription and to control the random records of a virtual assistant.
“Apple continues to face judicial problems with the use and processing of Siri records,” he said.
Source: Ferra
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