Siri Responds to anybody who says "Hey Siri"

Hi, did you ever get this resolved? Just updated my wife's iphone to ios 13.3 and now Siri responds when anyone says "hey Siri." I've tried rebooting and had her try setting up "Hey Siri" multiple times. Still no luck. Was working fine before the update. Has anyone found a solution to this?

Similar thing happening with my phone.

I’m currently using iPhone Xr with software 13.2 .

Siri is responding to multiple voices. Whenever someone says “hey siri” my phone siri gets activated. I’m seriously fed up by this.

Thanks so much for your reply. It's odd though because here's the situation. My wife and I both have iPhone SEs. We've been running whatever the latest IOS 12 version was. Under IOS 12, only our individual voices were able to activate "hey Siri" on our phones. If I said "hey Siri" to her iPhone, nothing, no response. But when she said "hey Siri," it would activate her phone. Same exact thing for me. Then I updated both phones to IOS 13.3. My phone still works the same way -- it only responds to me saying "hey Siri." But now her phone responds to anyone saying "hey Siri." Had a friend over yesterday. He was able to activate my wife's phone by saying "hey Siri," but not my phone. Just seems strange to me that before the update, "hey Siri" was definitely voice specific. And it still is for my phone, but not my wife's.

This is definitely a bug. I've owned several iPhones that only recognized my voice for "hey siri". I just discovered this bug after buying my daughter an iPhone 11 and realizing that it responds to both of our voices after numerous retraining. iOS 13 continues to have bugs months after release. It's sad really.

Apple’s voice recognition, after training, does not [and is not indented to] limit response to a single user. “Hey Siri” is just a general trigger phrase to invoke Siri - and where security may be of importance to the end-user, the vocal “Hey Siri” should be specifically disabled in favour of an alternative physical trigger (button).

Voice training simply improves accuracy of some voice recognition features - improving recognition of a wider vocabulary, allowing for differences in individuals pronunciation and/or regional dialect. It is even possible to train a completely different trigger phrase.

I hope this is helpful in providing some clarity.

Hello,

Have you tried going through the Hey Siri setup assistant again in Settings > Siri > Disable Hey Siri > Re-enable Hey Siri?

Mine often reacts to any conversation period regardless if hey siri is said