Data Report Card · Apple
Apple Data Report Card
Agents from Apple
Graded on their own pages. They act in your name, so each gets Agent Safeguards as well as a Policy grade.
| Agent | Agent Safeguardsout of 10 | Policy gradegoverning policy | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Siri AI | 5/10 | A11/12 | Transcripts kept and reviewed by default |
The company grade stays about the account. A weak agent doesn’t quietly pull it down, and a strong company grade doesn’t vouch for an agent. All agents →
.eml, contacts .vcf, calendars .ics, usage .json/.csv; media in original formats.Events
Breaches, policy changes, and export-format changes we’ve recorded at Apple — other parties’ actions, alongside the enforcement record above. An event never changes a grade by itself. All events →
Grade history
Every change to this company’s grade since it was first published, and why. All grade changes →
Score unchanged (2). On 9 September 2026 Apple added an opt-in to help improve Siri and Apple Intelligence, and its foundation-models page now says personal data and interactions are never used for training "unless you explicitly choose to help improve them." Under R4 a 2 means no training on personal content by default, which still holds. The cells now state the opt-in instead of an unqualified no-training claim.
Apple ML Research — Foundation Models ↗Followed a published event →How to request your data from Apple
- Go to https://privacy.apple.com — Apple's data-request entry point.
- privacy.apple.com → Obtain a copy of your data.
- Expected wait: within 7 days (14-day download window) — Apple's stated turnaround (we haven't independently timed a request yet).
These steps reflect Apple's documented process as of Jun 2026. The wait time is the company's stated figure, not yet independently measured by us.