Darren Kramer

4 weeks ago | wtnh.com | Darren Kramer

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Do you think Siri was spying on you? This is your chance to cash in. Eligible Apple customers can now apply for their share of a $95 million class-action settlement over claims that Apple’s voice assistant Siri was listening in on conversations without users’ consent. The payout is tied to a suit filed in 2019 claiming Apple infringed on users’ privacy by capturing conversations and passing the recordings to third-party quality control contractors.

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Darren Kramer

Darren KramerFri, May 9, 2025 at 4:44 PM UTC1 min readSubmit your claims for Apple’s $95 million Siri spying settlementNEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Do you think Siri was spying on you? This is your chance to cash in. Eligible Apple customers can now apply for their share of a $95 million class-action settlement over claims that Apple’s voice assistant Siri was listening in on conversations without users’ consent.

1 month ago | wtnh.com | Ann Nyberg |Darren Kramer

CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — Owning a home means that there seemingly is always repairs needed to be done. Household components have different lifespans, and Nicole White from the One Team at William Raveis Real Estate joined our anchors to talk about when you should replace certain items. Furnaces should be replaced every 15 to 20 years, while boilers should be every 20 to 30. Other things like air conditioners, water heaters, siding and windows were also talked about on the show.

1 month ago | wtnh.com | Darren Kramer |Mackenzie Maynard

Posted: Apr 24, 2025 / 04:56 PM EDT Updated: Apr 24, 2025 / 04:56 PM EDT CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — Have you ever wondered what the first things are that buyers notice when they walk into a house? Nicole White from the One Team at William Raveis Real Estate joined Darren Kramer and Mackenzie Maynard to talk about what studies say stand out the most.

1 month ago | wtnh.com | Darren Kramer |Juliana Lepore

CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — On National Work Zone Awareness week, the family of a DOT worker fatally hit by a car last summer are reminding residents to be mindful when driving through construction zones. Connecticut officials say that on average, there is a wreck in a work zone every 40 hours. From 2023 through 2024, there were 2,000 work zone crashes in Connecticut, with six fatalities.