Pavel Jelic Not long ago, news circulated on the Internet that both Google and Microsoft are using their voice assistants to record and play back users' voice commands. Later, even Apple admitted that for the purpose of improving Siri, it allows selected employees to analyze all the recordings that Siri takes when communicating with users. Following this, the Cupertino company added new options to iOS 13.2 to deactivate the sending of recordings and also to delete all previous recordings from Apple's servers. So let's see together where we can find them
How to turn off sending Siri recordings to Apple servers
On an iPhone or iPad with iOS 13.2 (iPadOS 13.2), move to Settings. Get off here below, select Privacy and then select Analysis and improvement. Then it's enough deactivate function Improving Siri and Dictation. This will prevent uploading of recordings to Apple servers. Of course, you can disable other features that allow Apple to track you here.
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How to delete previous recordings from Apple servers
Once you turn off Siri recordings from being sent to Apple's servers, you can also delete all previous recordings. You can achieve this in Settings -> Siri and search. Go to the section here History of Siri and dictation and then select Delete Siri and dictation history. Then confirm this option. You have now gotten rid of both the eavesdropping and the previous recordings that were stored on Apple's servers.
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