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Screenshot of Apple‘s “Data & Privacy” policy containing the text “You can delete the transcripts of your Siri and Dictation requests that are stored on your device by going to System Settings > Apple Intelligence & Siri > Siri history and clicking Delete Siri & Dictation History.” The phrase “…that are stored on your device…” is highlighted.

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Screenshot of Apple‘s “Data & Privacy” policy containing the text “You can delete the transcripts of your Siri and Dictation requests that are stored on your device by going to System Settings > Apple Intelligence & Siri > Siri history and clicking Delete Siri & Dictation History.” The phrase “…that are stored on your device…” is highlighted.
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Evan Chaney (evanchaney@mastodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Feb-2025 13:09:34 JST Evan Chaney

#Apple’s #privacy policy for #Siri now says Apple can retain transcripts of and related inputs to your interactions with Siri for 2 years or more. The “Delete Siri & Dictation History” button only deletes _local_ copies of your transcripts. The only way to opt out is to turn off both Siri and dictation.
I feel like this didn’t used to be the case. I don’t recall transcripts being collected. I recall that you could delete stored data from Apple’s servers.
Am I misremembering?

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