story came out of this lawsuit with apple where they promised certain AI features in their phones

that didn't deliver. Okay. So Apple has now agreed to pay iPhone owners $250 million for not

deliver an AI Siri. This proposed settlement in a class action lawsuit will get some cash back to people who bought the iPhone 16 lineup and the iPhone 15 Pro if you go a little bit lower.

There's different numbers that they're saying under $250 million.

People submit qualifying claims can receive $25 for each eligible device, which may decrease or increase up to $95 per device.

So that's the number you're looking at.

Tom said there's some places that are saying the average number is going to be around $81,

Rob, if you want to go a little bit lower on this.

And this settlement will resolve a 20, 25 lawsuit alleging Apple's advertisement created

a clear and reasonable consumer expectation that Apple intelligence features would be available

with the launch

of iPhone 16, the lawsuit claim Apple's product offered a significantly limited or entirely absent

version of the Apple intelligence misleading consumers about its actual utility and performance.

Tom, thoughts?

Well, first of all, marketing needs to come to the product management meetings.

By the way, that's never happened to us.

We have never seen any company that I've ever been in with, that Pat's ever run, anything.

We've never had a misfit like this.

We have no idea.

But what happened was marketing went out there with saying things, and somewhere in product, they were unable to have that idea. But what happened was marketing went out there, was saying things, and somewhere

in product, they were unable to have that feature. And then it's like, hey, we just sold

five million upgrade phones, and, you know, we're talking about Siri. And this is one of the

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