iOS 13.2 comes with improved privacy, allows you to delete your Siri history
Following the report in July claiming that Apple contractors used to listen to Siri recordings, the company responded immediately by retaining all voice recordings stating that it will only access recordings from users who opt in to provide their data. Apple has put in the effort to enhance security and privacy in the latest roll-out of iOS.
The latest iteration comes with a more transparent way of dealing with Siri data. The company has also stopped sharing audio recordings with human staffers in order to improve the service. This privacy feature allows you to clean up Siri interactions associated with the specific iPhone or iPad from Apple server. The compiled data is not associated with the device won't be eliminated.
How to delete your Siri History
Before you start this, make you are on iOS 13.2
First, open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.
Now, scroll down and look for Siri & Search, tap on it.
Next, tap on Siri & Dictation History >> Tap on Delete Siri & Dictation History to get rid of all stored Siri recordings
With all the controversies surrounding the digital assistant, the company has responded accordingly and have taken the privacy concerns making things crystal clear rather than keeping its user in the dark. One important thing to be aware is that any of your data that has been sampled by Apple "to help improve Siri and Dictation is no longer associated with this iPhone and will not be deleted". This includes any data that Apple collected before it allowed users to opt-out of the process.