Siri Is Too Important for Apple to Ignore

iPhone owners with disabilities deserve better than what the company currently offers them

Apple’s HomePod speaker leans on Siri iconography for its branding. Photo:
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“Siri never gets mad,” explains C.R., a man with autism who requested only his initials be used to protect his privacy. His observation suggests a connection with Apple’s voice assistant that many of us haven’t needed to make.