- Oakland's U.S. District Judge, Jeffrey White, has ruled alleged privacy violation by Apple Inc AAPL Siri's "accidental activations" against the user's wish, Bloomberg reports.
- However, White dismissed part of the complaint in February under California's Unfair Competition Law due to the lack of economic harm.
- He argued plaintiffs could not prove that they purchased Apple products based explicitly on representations that the iPhone maker will protect their privacy.
- Consumers have brought similar complaints about Amazon.com Inc's AMZN Alexa and Alphabet Inc's GOOG GOOGL Google Assistant.
- Price Action: AAPL shares traded higher by 0.14% at $152.70 on the last check Thursday.
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