Caitlin SarianEducator, Influencer, Cybersecurity Expert, Founder

Siri learns from how you use apps

Name: Siri learns from how you use apps
Uploaded: 2022-09-30T02:52:22+00:00
Duration: 18 s
Channel: Caitlin Sarian
Description: Short YouTube clip in which cybersecurity/data-protection expert Caitlin Sarian (speaker identifies as Kaitlyn in the clip) explains that Siri uses local…

30 Sept 2022 · 0 min

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Short YouTube clip in which cybersecurity/data-protection expert Caitlin Sarian (speaker identifies as Kaitlyn in the clip) explains that Siri uses local on‑device processing to learn how you use apps and gives step‑by‑step instructions for disabling that behavior. The clip combines a brief explanation of the privacy concern with direct Settings navigation steps to turn off app learning.

Questions this video answers

Caitlin Sarian (identifies as a cyber security and data protection expert; in the clip she says her name as 'Kaitlyn').

Via local on-device processing (information should be stored only on the local device).

Open Settings → type 'Siri' → scroll down and press 'Allow Siri'; for each app, when locked, scroll to the app, click the individual app, and turn off 'Learn from this app'.

Did you know that Siri learns from how you use apps? Hi, my name is Kaitlyn. I'm a cyber security and data protection expert, and I want to help you keep your data secure. Let's go. Siri uses local on device processing to understand how you use your device. Technically, this information should only be stored on your local device, but who knows? So here's how to turn that off.
Go to Settings and type in Siri. Then scroll down and press Allow Siri. When locked, scroll down to the app, click each individual app, and turn off. Learn from this app like and follow for cybersecurity tips.