i actually disagree. granted i knew better but im into tech and what not. other people aren't. now i do believe you should educate yourself a little esp before buying an expensive electronic but if they are using the hardware in the commercial the same way you expect to use it, then when you get it, it doesn't actually perform that way when you get it, you have every right to be upset. to the average consumer, the commercial greatly exaggerates siris capabilities.

A really significant way that advertisers get around this is by the small print in the corner of the screen. It'll say something like "simulated screens," or "process sped up." Something like that. It's how they acknowledge that they know their product won't work like it's being advertised.

He didn't choke on a banana peel he found on the street and sue Chiquita. He feels like a product was advertised massively that was deceptive in its function, causing him to buy it under false pretenses.

If a company spends millions of dollars marketing a feature deceptively, a person should have the right to seek considerable restitution for having their time and money wasted.

But Simsimi is funnier. lol!