Description: Users are reporting an issue on iOS 16.4.1 where Siri cannot be turned off completely. Even when the "Always Listen for Hey Siri" toggle is switched off, Siri still responds when the user says "Hey Siri." This is causing inconvenience for users who do not wish to use Siri or want to disable it temporarily. Steps to reproduce: Go to the Settings app on an iOS 16.4.1 device Navigate to the Siri & Search section Turn off the "Listen for Hey Siri" toggle Say "Hey Siri" to the device Expected result: Siri should not respond or activate as the "Listen for Hey Siri" toggle is turned off. Actual result: Siri responds and activates even when the "Listen for Hey Siri" toggle is turned off. Workaround: Currently, there is no known workaround to completely disable Siri on iOS 16.4.1. Users can try disabling Siri's voice feedback or restricting Siri's access to certain apps or features to minimize its usage. Impact: This issue impacts users who want to disable Siri on their devices, as it makes it difficult to completely turn off Siri. This could also potentially impact user privacy and security as Siri may inadvertently trigger and record sensitive information when not desired.

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