Apple AI notification summaries and Siri privacy fallout, LG 6K display ‘announced’
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Benjamin and Chance talk about the current ongoing controversies with Apple Intelligence notification summaries and the reaction to the settlement of the Siri privacy lawsuit, and how Apple is managing the negative PR. LG announces a new 6K display, but does it actually exist? And Benjamin is thrilled to hear that Apple News+ Puzzles may finally be coming to the UK.

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**Chance Miller **

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Links

• Apple promises software update to address Apple Intelligence notification summary complaints)

• Apple urged to withdraw 'out of control' AI news alerts)

• Apple will pay $95 million to settle Siri privacy lawsuit, and you might get a cut [Update])

• Apple says Siri data has ‘never been used’ for marketing profiles or ‘sold to anyone for any purpose’)

• Apple goes in-depth on its commitment to Siri privacy)

• Report: Apple News app may finally expand to more countries)

• LG teases upcoming LG UltraFine 6K Display with Thunderbolt 5)

• HomeKit compatibility now easier to achieve as Apple accepts Matter certification)