We also still are waiting, for 10+ years for Siri in european languages. We have a lot of users e.g. in Poland, we can dictate in polish, but Siri still can't call a contact, because she doesn't understand names...
People who submit qualifying claims can receive $25 for each eligible device, “which may decrease or increase up to $95 per device, depending on claim volume and other factors,”
"in the US" :(
We also still are waiting, for 10+ years for Siri in european languages. We have a lot of users e.g. in Poland, we can dictate in polish, but Siri still can't call a contact, because she doesn't understand names...
Tip: you can add a 'Phonetic' name to a contact, and Siri will try to use it.
So you can do stuff like:
Mieczysława -> Mee-etchiss-wahva Krzysztof -> Kzhyshtof Świętopełk -> Shvee-entoh-pehwk
It's still a bit hit and miss, but works quite well with diminutives:
Mieczysława -> Mietka -> Mee-etka Krzysztof -> Krzysz -> Kzhysh Świętopełk -> Świętuś -> Shvientush
Not a drop in the bucket. A drop in the ocean
There are about 150.7 million active iPhones in thr US
So, you are getting $1.66 back.
People who submit qualifying claims can receive $25 for each eligible device, “which may decrease or increase up to $95 per device, depending on claim volume and other factors,”
It’s for the iPhone 15 pro and 16 lineup
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