Siri

Siri is an assistant that uses voice queries and a natural language user interface to respond to queries, make recommendations, and take action by delegating requests to a set of internet services [127]. Siri assists in a series of tasks, such as phone calls; messaging, setting alarms, timers, and reminders; handling device settings; getting directions; scheduling events and reminders; previewing the calendar; running smart homes; making payments; playing music; checking facts; making calculations; and/or translating a phrase into another language [128]. However, some of the functions need to be visualized in order to be completed, because the assistant is designed for sighted people, not for the visually impaired. It needs improvements in order satisfy their needs. Siri provides various languages, including Arabic.

Apple notes that Siri searches and requests are paired with a specific identifier and not an Apple ID; thus, personal information is not stored for sale to advertisers or organizations. Apple declares that users can reset the identifier by turning Siri off and back on at any point, essentially restarting their interaction with Siri, which would erase user data associated with the Siri identifier. The terms state that personal information can only be used by Apple in order to provide or enhance third-party applications for their products, services, and ads. Private data are not exchanged with third parties for marketing purposes of their own. However, for whatever reason, Apple can use, pass, and reveal non-personal information. This means that Apple's sites, internet platforms, mobile software, email messages, and third-party product ads use monitoring tools to help Apple to better identify customer behavior, inform the business about the areas of its website accessed by the users, and promote and evaluate the efficacy of advertising and searches. Users may see advertisements dependent on other details in third-party applications; however, the Apple ID of a child also receives non-targeted advertisements on such platforms. The terms of Apple state that the protection of all children is a significant priority of Apple. Apple provides parents with the information they need to determine what would be best for their child.
