We need a full investigation into Siri's secret surveillance campaign | Ted Greenberg

The public deserves to know the extent to which Apple employees have been listening to our private conversations and intimate moments

No one wants their most private activities secretly monitored. That's why wiretapping is strictly regulated in the US and most of the world. Federal law makes it a crime for the government to surveil communications without a court-ordered warrant. This is not the issue here. Nor is this a case involving one-party consent. Who authorized the makers of Apple's Siri and their vendors to listen to private conversations in my home? Not me. So why should Apple be allowed to do this? This is what we must find out.

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