Apple Siri and Apple Intelligence Settlement: Who Qualifies, How Much, Deadline (December 2026)

Open — deadline Dec 21, 2026Open
Who qualifies
Bought an iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, or any iPhone 16 model in the US between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025.
Estimated payout
Estimated $25 per device, up to $95
Claim deadline
Dec 21, 2026 · 52 days left
Receipt needed
No
Settlement fund
$250M
Class period
June 10, 2024 – March 29, 2025
Administrator
Verita Global
Verified
Oct 16, 2026 · confirmed on the official site
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The Apple Siri and Apple Intelligence settlement is a $250M class action settlement for people who bought an iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, or any iPhone 16 model in the US between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025. Estimated $25 per device, up to $95, and the claim deadline is Dec 21, 2026. Filing is free on the official claim site, and no receipt is needed.

Who qualifies

Bought an iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, or any iPhone 16 model in the US between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025.

How much you could get

Estimated $25 per device, up to $95. The total fund is $250M; what each person gets moves with the number of valid claims, so earlier published estimates can rise or fall. Every number OwedList shows is an estimate, never a promise.

How to file

  1. Go to the official claim site, www.smartphoneaisettlement.com. That is the only place to file.
  2. Confirm you match the class definition above before you start.
  3. Fill in the claim form and pick how you want to be paid. No receipt is needed.
  4. Submit before Dec 21, 2026. Late claims are rejected.

Filing is free. OwedList never files a claim for you, and no legitimate settlement asks you to pay a fee or hand over a bank login to get paid.

Key dates

  • Claim deadline: Dec 21, 2026
  • Final approval hearing: after the claim deadline; payments follow approval.
  • Last verified by OwedList: Oct 16, 2026

Updates

  • Verified on the official settlement site. Claims are open until December 21, 2026; payments are $25 per eligible device and can rise to $95 depending on how many claims come in.

Common questions

Is the Apple Siri and Apple Intelligence settlement legit?
Yes. It is a court-supervised class action settlement in the U.S. District Court, Northern District of California, and the only official place to file is www.smartphoneaisettlement.com. OwedList verified it against the official site on Oct 16, 2026. Filing is always free.
Do I need a receipt or proof of purchase?
No. You can file without a receipt — most consumer settlements only ask you to confirm, under penalty of perjury, that you qualify.
When is the Apple Siri and Apple Intelligence claim deadline?
Dec 21, 2026. Claims filed after the deadline are rejected, so file on the official site before that date.
How much will I get?
Estimated $25 per device, up to $95. The total fund is $250M, and in most settlements the final amount depends on how many valid claims come in. Every figure OwedList shows is an estimate, never a promise.
When do payments go out?
After the claim deadline passes, the court holds a final approval hearing. Payments usually go out one to six months after final approval, unless an appeal delays them.
Does it cost anything to file?
No. Filing a claim on the official settlement site is always free. OwedList never files claims for you and never asks for your Social Security number or bank login — we point you to the official site and you file there.
Is a class action settlement payment taxable?
It depends on what the payment compensates. Payments that reimburse a loss are generally not taxed; interest and some other payments can be. See our guide on settlement taxes, and ask a tax professional about your case.

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Sources

Case heard in the U.S. District Court, Northern District of California.

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