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Apple Siri settlement: reissued payments and closed claims

An update for people who already submitted claims in Lopez v. Apple—not an invitation to file a new claim.

The short answer

New claims are closed. The administrator says final reissued payments were scheduled for September 21, 2026 and must be cashed or deposited by November 5, 2026. It is not processing further reissue requests.

Status and key dates

Claims closed · Reissued-payment deadline
Checked September 24, 2026.
ItemWhat to know
CaseLopez v. Apple Inc., No. 4:19-cv-04577-JSW, Northern District of California
Original claim deadlineJuly 2, 2025 — passed
Payment actionCash or deposit reissued payments by November 5, 2026

What the case concerns

The suit concerned alleged capture or sharing of private communications after unintended Siri activations. Apple denied wrongdoing. The settlement created a $95 million fund.

Source: Lopez v. Apple: official settlement administrator website.

What the latest source says

The administrator’s current banner lists September 21, 2026 for final reissued payments. Older notice language remains elsewhere on its site; use the current payment update for payment questions.

What you can do now

  1. If you received a reissued payment, check its instructions and expiration now.
  2. If a payment is missing or cannot be deposited, contact the administrator through its official site; do not assume another replacement is available.
  3. Keep your claim confirmation and payment correspondence private.

Before sharing personal information, verify the notice and administrator. We do not collect claim numbers, file claims, or access settlement accounts.

Common questions

Can I submit a new Siri claim?

The published claim deadline has passed. A payment update does not reopen the claim period.

Does the fund total tell me my payment?

No. A settlement fund is not a promised payment to each person. Consult your actual payment notice.

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Sources and page information

Sources checked September 24, 2026. These are dated summaries, not live case monitoring. Follow the court’s orders and the administrator’s current instructions. Counsel announcements are identified separately from court and administrator sources.

Prepared with AI assistance. Examples and worksheets are illustrative. This is general information, not legal advice. We do not submit complaints, determine eligibility, or guarantee a result.

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