Here they are, with the full URL written out (you should avoid blindly clicking any link that purports to take you directly to your account settings): Because Apple doesn’t truck in user data, the company doesn’t have the same experience Google, Amazon, and even Facebook do in offering users control over the data it does collect, and it certainly doesn’t have the same experience in dealing with privacy concerns when they do happen.Įverybody else has a web portal with easy ways to control and delete dataĪmazon, Google, and even Facebook each have a specific web site where you can review data privacy settings for their assistants, delete data, and generally get information on what each company knows about you. In general, Apple wants to avoid having your data and make it easier for you to stop sharing it with others.īut this issue where Siri recordings are saved on it servers - albeit anonymized - has revealed a new problem, one that Apple is going to need to do a better job of handling as it shifts more and more of its businesses to services. It’s ironic because Apple has a much better set of default technologies and policies when it comes to user data. I asked and haven’t received a clear answer.įor all of Apple’s well-earned reputation for protecting privacy, sometimes the actual controls it provides to users to handle their data settings are weak, opaque, or nonexistent. Apple didn’t specify whether or not it was actually ceasing whether those recordings still take place at all.
Last night, Apple joined Google in ceasing its program of having human graders listen to user voice commands recorded by its voice assistant.
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