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Apple sues YouTuber Jon Prosser for allegedly stealing iOS 26 secrets New Siri will reportedly let you voice control your iPhone apps — this could change everything Time’s Ticking! This Will Make or Break the iPhone 17 Apple plans home robot invasion with lifelike Siri that 'injects itself into conversations' — and there's a lot more devices Apple just delivered a smackdown to the EU over iOS 26 rollout — they won't be getting new features Apple Intelligence Apple could launch its own AI search tool next spring — powered by Google Gemini I’ve been testing the iOS 26 public beta — what I like and what I don’t about the Apple Intelligence additions This one iOS 26 feature gives me hope for the future of Apple Intelligence Apple says it's ready to spend big on AI to catch up to ChatGPT and Google — and this could be its first target iPhone vs Galaxy vs Pixel: Which phone is the winner of the Tom's Guide AI Phone Face-Off? Apple is working on a ChatGPT alternative — what we know about the 'Answers Engine' Proton sues Apple to fight back against the company's 'predatory practices' iPhone 17 Event live updates — everything Apple announced and our reactions to iPhone Air, Apple Watch 11 and AirPods Pro 3 Apple Intelligence Apple finally responds to class action lawsuit over delayed Apple Intelligence features Scott Younker 26 September 2025 Apple asks judge to dismiss the lawsuit When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Tom's Guide / Shutterstock) Apple has finally responded to the Siri class action lawsuit filed earlier this year (no, not that one) which claims that delayed Apple Intelligence features duped customers into purchasing iPhone 16 handsets. The tech giant was hit with multiple lawsuits that were consolidated into a single class-action in April of this year. The case, Landsheft v. Apple Inc., was filed in the Northern District of California and features 69 plaintiffs. The plaintiffs argue that Apple misled customers over Apple Intelligence and specifically Siri with the delay of two features, personal context awareness and in-app controls. You may like Apple could hand Siri's AI upgrades to OpenAI or Anthorpic — what we know iPhone 17 launch should have been Apple Intelligence's time to shine — so what happened? Apple sues YouTuber Jon Prosser for allegedly stealing iOS 26 secrets On Thursday, Apple filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit arguing that it cannot support the "sweeping claims" made by the plaintiffs. "Plaintiffs complain about the timing of release of two features, despite the near two dozen Apple Intelligence features that have already been delivered," Apple's lawyers argue in the motion. It goes on to say that the plaintiffs have benefitted from improved cameras, silicon, performance and displays along with "twenty Apple Intelligence features in their iPhone 16 models." Some of those twenty features include Genmoji, Image Playground and Writing Tools. Sign up to get the BEST of Tom's Guide direct to your inbox. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsorsBy submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over. The plaintiffs allege that an improved Siri was promised specifically in advertisements leading up to the release of the iPhone 16, as well as at WWDC 2024. Apple is saying that vague references to Siri don't count. How we got here Bella Ramsey - iPhone 16 Pro Apple Intelligence (2024) 'Zac' - YouTube There were rumors of an overhauled Sir before WWDC last year, and Apple made a number of promises about Siri during the annual developers conference. However, it was also revealed that Apple Intelligence features would be rolled out piecemeal over several months across different iOS 18 updates. New Siri features were supposed to be included in those updates. You may like Apple could hand Siri's AI upgrades to OpenAI or Anthorpic — what we know iPhone 17 launch should have been Apple Intelligence's time to shine — so what happened? Apple sues YouTuber Jon Prosser for allegedly stealing iOS 26 secrets Apple advertised the Siri features in presentations, online and even in ads that featured actor Bella Ramsey — which were removed from official Apple channels in March. Apple has struggled with its approach to AI, with multiple reports of internal dysfunction in the AI departments at Apple. Not to mention live AI features that were shockingly bad or only worked part of the time. In March of this year, Apple officially announced that promised Siri capabilities would be delayed in to 2026. They will reportedly arrive with iOS 26.4 in March or April. "The problem isn’t that Apple has delayed smarter Siri. The problem is that Apple promised a smarter Siri as a reason to purchase its devices today," analyst Avi Greengart of Techsponential said at the time. Why the lawsuit is important (Image credit: Getty Images) In the past, Apple had a reputation for not announcing features or devices until they were 100% ready for release. That changed with the arrival of Apple Intelligence. Apple isn't the first company to do this, but tech companies regularly sell products based on future promises rather than what is actually available today. The iPhone 16 series, it could be argued and the plaintiffs are, promised an AI era for the iPhone. Apple argues that eventually most of the promised features did arrive by the end of 2024 and going into the spring of 2025. All of which came at no extra cost, the lawyers claimed, which shows that customers weren't misled about the iPhone 16, even if some Siri features have been delayed for nearly 2 years now. If the case proceeds and Apple loses, it could set a precedent for how tech companies market their products based on actually available features. We won't know if the lawsuit actually gets dismissed or goes to trial until next year. The hearing on Apple's motion to dismiss is scheduled for January 7, 2026. If the case survives, the lawsuit could last for years. Meanwhile, Apple is also fighting another lawsuit over toxic "forever" chemicals in some Apple Watch bands that also kicked off this year. Follow Tom's Guide on Google News and add us as a preferred source to get our up-to-date news, analysis, and reviews in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button! 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