> When recorded, and transmitted to Apple, the location, Apple ID, etc. of the recording device is known. Actually, according to Apple's statements Siri does n

> When recorded, and transmitted to Apple, the location, Apple ID, etc. of the recording device is known. Actually, according to Apple's statements Siri does not link recordings to your Apple ID. That's a bit of a double-edged sword, though, since it means users cannot easily check what Apple has recorded either. Judging from public reactions, it seems many users think Apple doesn't keep Siri records at all simply because they can't access the audio history. Reportedly, the only way to avoid letting Apple manually review audio was to not use Siri at all, unlike other voice assistants. If so, I wonder if that was also due to the lack of Apple ID, since if audio isn't linked to a user then it follows that it isn't linked to user preferences either. I suppose you could still do something like send data from users that allow QA testing to one system and from those that opt-out to another, but apparently that wasn't done.