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I was under the impression that this was common knowledge. Here's a 2-year-old article about it in Wired: http://www.wired.com/2013/04/siri-two-years/ http://w
by ibejoeb 12y ago
I was under the impression that this was common knowledge. Here's a 2-year-old article about it in Wired: http://www.wired.com/2013/04/siri-two-years/ http://www.wired.com/2013/04/siri-two-years/
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Once the voice recording is six months old, Apple “disassociates” your user number from the clip, deleting the number from the voice file. But it keeps these disassociated files for up to 18 more months for testing and product improvement purposes.
“Apple may keep anonymized Siri data for up to two years,” Muller says “If a user turns Siri off, both identifiers are deleted immediately along with any associated data.”
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- toomuchtodo 12y ago> “Apple may keep anonymized Siri data for up to two years,” Muller says “If a user turns Siri off, both identifiers are deleted immediately along with any associated data.” Would these mean turning off Siri every week/month and then turning it back on would prevent long term storage of your voice data?
- ntumlin 12y agoThat's assuming they actually delete the data though.
- RandomBK 12y agoIf Apple "disassociates" the data, how can they delete the files when a user turns Siri off? Doesn't that imply they still know which piece of data belonged to a certain user?
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- manicdee 12y ago1) Apple deletes associated data when the user turns Siri off. 2) Apple dis-associates data after six months. 1 & 2 = data older than six months is not deleted, bit is not directly associated with you. So that Siri search for that topic only of interest to communist homosexual terrorist Jews will not have your user ID but might still be identifiable from voice analysis. You can't escape Macarthyism that easily.
- TylerH 12y agoNo; they don't disassociate the time it was recorded, only the phone number.