This document provides an overview of how Siri and privacy are managed on macOS. It explains that when Siri is used, the device records spoken requests and sends them to Apple for processing, along with other user data such as names, nicknames, contact relationships, song titles, photo album names, and app names. The document assures that these data are used to improve Siri's understanding and are not linked with other Apple services. It also details how location data may be sent to Apple if Location Services are enabled, and how users can disable Siri and Location Services. Additionally, it mentions that disabling Siri and Dictation will result in the deletion of user data and recent voice input data, although older, non-user-linked voice data may be retained for service improvement. The document emphasizes user consent and refers to Apple's privacy policy for more information.
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