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TechCrunch Tester Finds Apple Watch Siri Recaps Useful but Raises Privacy Concerns

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TechCrunch’s Sarah Perez found Apple’s Siri Recaps useful for retrieving practical details from conversations, but said recording and summarizing them felt unsettling. After a day testing the feature on Apple Watch, she noted it captured car repair costs and timing alongside household plans and casual remarks. Perez suggested keeping separate notes, making recaps easier to edit, and exporting them automatically to Apple Notes. These are her recommendations based on the test; she said the feature’s value may outweigh its creepiness, but the mix of useful details and incidental remarks raised privacy concerns.

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I Tried Apple’s Siri Recaps and Found Them Useful but UnsettlingTechCrunch · AI

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    I Tried Apple’s Siri Recaps and Found Them Useful but Unsettling

    Sarah Perez tried Siri Recaps on an Apple Watch and found it captured practical details from conversations, including car repair costs and timing, for later reference. It also mixed those details with household plans and recorded casual remarks, prompting privacy concerns and suggestions for separate notes, easier editing, and automatic export to Apple Notes.

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