iPhone 4S's Siri Giving Abusive and Slang Answers

After the launch of iPhone 4S with the powered of Siri feature many people are enjoying with it and people always try to ask questions to Siri to get their relevant answers, but the question is does iPhone 4S's Siri always gives correct and perfect answers to its users? The answer is NO. Recently a strange incident has occurred with the 12 year old young boy named Charlie Le Quesne when Siri give him an answer with the abuse and slang language using the word "Shut The F*** Up", yes you have heard it correct iPhone 4S Siri�s answer was that.

According to the report from Sun Magazine, the 12 year old young boy Charlie Le Quesne with his iPhone 4S asked Siri the question �How many people are there in the world� and the Siri�s answer was "Shut the f*** up, you ugly t***.� The 12 year old young child's mother named Kim Le Quesne claims that she was totally shocked when heard that abusive words from Siri and she even can�t believe that Siri would give such a statement.

According to Kim Le Quesne his child was using a demo version of the iPhone 4S and has used the Siri feature to asked, the demo version was being used in a Tesco retail store and the report says that Staff of Tesco had apologized to her for that particular incident and Tesco company has also launched an investigation and will give back the iPhone device to Apple for diagnostic tests.

What do you guys has to say about this funny situation? Has this incident ever happened with your iPhone 4S Siri Smartphone?

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iPhone's Siri Hacked to Start Car

The new iPhone 4S has some incredible new features. Amongst these would be its ability to provide a weather report or directions to a particular destination. Siri is able to read your text messages to you. Siri can even be asked to remember dates and appointments. Now, another function for Siri has been discovered. Siri can be used to start up your car.

An IT professional from New York by the name of Brandon Fiquett was able to create a way in which for Siri to do this. Using a proxy SIRI server, Fiquett created a plug-in that allowed him to use Siri on his iPhone 4S to send commands to his car, which is an Acura TL. The plug-in he created takes Siri commands and passes then on to Fiquett's personal web server. After this, a connection is made to a special module that has been installed in the vehicle. This module is known as a Viper SmartStart module. Through this process, Siri can not only start the car�s engine and stop it, it does even more. The alarm system can be either armed or disarmed. The trunk can be popped using Siri. Additionally, Siri can be used to put the alarm into panic mode.

Fiquett�s work was in an effort to prove a concept. However, some hackers have already been using the iPhone 4S�s Siri to target certain vehicles for theft. Some have even taken what Fiquett determined and going through other technological devices found within a car such as media players and GPS systems. 

Keep in mind only people who are rather technological savvy can do this. Since Siri is relatively new, coming out with the iPhone 4S release in the middle of October, it will be interesting to see what other alternative users people find for their iPhone 4S using Siri. 

There's a range of new humourous sites that look into the silly things that Siri says, such as Whatsiriissaying.co.uk, so check out these sites to see what Siri's take on your questions is.

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