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Before we begin deleting the recordings shared with the Apple servers, you have to do the same settings for other iOS devices and Macs, as they’re stored in the device’s system files, not in iCloud storage. In addition, if you reenable the settings you turned off below, the same thing goes on again, with an anonymized identifier.
Apple has recently turned off manual grading sessions for Siri recordings as well, so it is an ideal time to turn off a few Siri settings and dictation. Sooner later, Apple will also add more privacy changes to Siri. But if you get a new iPhone, you can turn off Siri data collection in the setup assistant.
Now let’s start turning off the settings that Siri is taking over your privacy.
On your Mac:
1. Click on the Apple logo () and then click on System Preferences in the menu.2. Click on the Siri button and disable Ask Siri
3. Go back to System Preferences and click on Dictation
4. Turn off the Dictation features
On an iOS device or your iPhone:
1. Open the Settings app2. Tap Siri & Search
3. Turn off Hey Siri and on iPhone X or later, turn off Press Side Button for Siri
4. Go back to the Settings page
5. Go on General and scroll down to Keyboards
6. Disable Enable Dictation
You do not need to add these settings to Apple Watch, HomePod and Apple TV.
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