(NEXSTAR) — Have you ever suspected Siri of spying on you, especially after you suddenly received targeted ads about, say, shoes or a restaurant after you had a conversation about them near your Apple device? You may be entitled to a portion of a recently reached settlement in a class action lawsuit.

The $95 million settlement stems from a lawsuit filed by California resident Fumiko Lopez, which claimed Siri, Apple's virtual assistant, could be activated without consent and record conversations. The suit alleged that the recorded information would be provided to third parties, citing a report from The Guardian, which explained that contractors confirmed recordings included conversations people had with their doctors, “drug deals,” and other intimate moments.