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Apple Intelligence iPhone Settlement – $250 Million

Expected Payout
$25–$95
Claims Status
Not Yet Open
Total Fund
$250 Million
Claims are not open yet. A preliminary approval hearing was held June 17, 2026 in Landsheft v. Apple Inc. (Case No. 5:25-cv-02668-NW, N.D. California). The official claim portal is expected to launch after court approval and a notice period — likely at SmartphoneAISettlement.com once live. This page will be updated the moment filing opens.

Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a nationwide class action alleging the company misled consumers about Apple Intelligence and enhanced Siri features on iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 models. Roughly 36–37 million eligible iPhones were sold during the class period — making this one of the largest consumer tech false-advertising settlements ever reached.

Who Will Qualify?

Based on court filings, eligibility is expected to include:

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What Happened?

Apple unveiled "Apple Intelligence" at its June 2024 developer conference, centered on a dramatically upgraded, AI-powered Siri that could understand on-screen content, take action across apps, and use personal context to answer questions. The lawsuit alleges Apple marketed these features as a key reason to buy the iPhone 16 lineup and certain iPhone 15 Pro models — even though the headline AI capabilities weren't actually available when the devices shipped, and some are still rolling out years later.

Apple denies any wrongdoing, maintaining its marketing was accurate because it disclosed that some capabilities would arrive over time, and that it has since shipped dozens of other Apple Intelligence features. The company agreed to the $250 million settlement "to stay focused on doing what we do best" rather than continue litigating, according to a company statement.

This case is notable for its scale: roughly 36–37 million eligible iPhones were sold during the affected window, making this one of the largest consumer tech false-advertising settlements ever reached.

What To Do Right Now

Check whether you own one of the seven eligible iPhone models. Find your device serial number now (Settings → General → About, or in your Apple ID purchase history at appleid.apple.com). Sign up for the email notification list above — when the real claim portal opens, we'll update this page and email the waitlist immediately.

Last reviewed: June 21, 2026 | Information verified from court records and official settlement documents.