Apple is constantly improving its virtual assistant and teaching it new languages, including dialects limited to a specific area. But that might not be the only thing that Apple intends to teach Siri.
A patent application filed by Apple recently reveals that the company might incorporate a new feature inside Siri, one that would help users better protect their personal information. Siri might be taught to respond only to commands given by a specific person when the iPhone is unlocked.
Currently, Siri can respond to commands being made from the lock screen, which could potentially be a security threat, as it was found that it allows people to access personal data, like photos. Siri might be taught to respond only to the device owner when hearing a combination of special phrases.
Amazon is working on a similar feature for Alexa</… (read more)
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