Ask Siri if Apple is in trouble to start the new year, she'll show you several stories indicating the answer might be yes.
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00:00Ask Siri. If Apple is in trouble to start the new year, she'll show you several stories
00:06indicating the answer might be yes. First up, foreign mobile phone shipments in China
00:12down 47% in November year over year, according to CNBC. While the figure does not break down
00:19individual brand shipments, Apple is by far the biggest foreign player in China. Chinese
00:26owned Huawei surging in popularity recently. Meanwhile, Apple hopes its iPhone 16 will
00:32prove popular in the region, despite the fact that Apple intelligence is not yet available
00:38due to complicated AI restrictions in China. Also news that Apple agreed to pay $95 million
00:45to settle a proposed class action lawsuit claiming Siri violated users' privacy, recording
00:52their private conversations and disclosing them to third parties, including advertisers.
00:58Tens of millions of people who join the lawsuit may receive up to $20 per Siri-enabled device.