Ältere Spracheingabedaten, die keine Rückschlüsse auf deine Person zulassen, können für eine bestimmte Zeit erhalten bleiben, um eine generelle Optimierung von Siri und der Diktierfunktion und -funktionalität in anderen Produkten und Diensten von Apple zu ermöglichen. Zu diesen Spracheingabedaten können auch Audiodateien und schriftliche Protokolle der von dir gesprochenen Texte, relevante Diagnosedaten wie Hardware- und Betriebssystemspezifikationen und Leistungsstatistiken sowie die ungefähre Position deines Geräts zum Zeitpunkt der Anfrage gehören.

Ältere Spracheingabedaten, die keine Rückschlüsse auf deine Person zulassen, können für eine bestimmte Zeit erhalten bleiben, um eine generelle Optimierung von Siri und der Diktierfunktion und -funktionalität in anderen Produkten und Diensten von Apple zu ermöglichen. Zu diesen Spracheingabedaten können auch Audiodateien und schriftliche Protokolle der von dir gesprochenen Texte, relevante Diagnosedaten wie Hardware- und Betriebssystemspezifikationen und Leistungsstatistiken sowie die ungefähre Position deines Geräts zum Zeitpunkt der Anfrage gehören.

Apple takes what you say to Siri and sends it back to HQ where they have workers listen to the request, analyze siris response, and use proprietary programs to help train Siri.
Source: this is my job.

Few questions cause I’m curious.
It’s all anonymized right? Like there’s no way to listen to a second recording from the same guy as the first one right?
Also, would you say that you listen to a lot of “accidental” hey Siri commands? Like if my iPhone thinks I said hey Siri but I didn’t...

Sometimes. Sometimes we have sets of "utterances" and once we grade one request, we go onto the next and it can be the same person. Usually it is totally random though. Also, everything is anonymous. Like I can see that you have "mom" in your contacts, but I can't see her number or anything like that. There's no way I can identify who you are too. The only time I remember when I realized I could identify someone was when I had a request where siri replied with the users full name. This is because they had made it so Siri could call them by their full name. We have absolutely no motivation to identify people though. We're just here for the paycheck, and it isn't much.
Edit: Yes we do hear all the times you accidentally trigger Siri, we call them "accidental triggers."

Ok that’s interesting thanks. So you have 0 info on the person unless it’s specified in the Siri command or a requirement for the Siri command to work?

I can see their contacts and apps and things like that. I guess if someone says "take me home," I can see the address of their home in the directions Siri gives. But like I said in other comments, we're all lower paid workers (compared to other silicon valley salaries) who have absolutely no motivation to contact or do anything to one of the hundreds of people we listen to every day.

Well you’re probably not the only ones at Apple having access to that data

Exactly, OP seems fine but there might be others who abuse that data

I wouldn't doubt this for a second. I'm just a lowly worker, what the people at the top do with this data is unknown to me or anyone else I work with.

That’s a scary thought. I’ve worked for businesses where I’ve seen unencrypted passwords.
I tested it by telling my friend his password.
This company is enormous and boasted millions of customers, all in an unencrypted database.
My question to you: do you feel there is potential for someone to use this in a negative way.
Say for example an attractive woman with a profile picture in contacts then asks Siri to take her home, one of your co workers live nearby.. etc.

We can't see any pics in contacts, there's no way for us to tell if she's attractive. I guess there's potential, but it's very very slim to the point of being non existent. This would also rely on the small chance that we get data from the surrounding area. It's not something I'd worry about personally.

Did you have to sign an NDA? What's something you're not supposed to tell us?

I did and I might be violating it right now. Can't think of any super big secret, probably because I'm a low level worker who isn't given any big secrets.

How often do you hear funny queries? What's the best one or 2 that come to mind?

At least once a day. I love all the nicknames people give Siri. "I am sorry, Big Booty Nigga, I can't do that for you."
I listened to a child tell Siri to nickname him "she gives me so much sloppy toppy, I had to get a mop."
I also listened to a guy dictate a message saying something like "glad you replied, I am looking for other married men to jack off with."
These are the highlights of my day.

Selbstverständlich hören sie sich Spracheingaben an. Wie sollten man denn sonst eine Sprecherkennung entwickeln können?

Und was ist, wenn man in den Einstellungen Datenschutz Analyse alles aus hat?