Apple is reportedly considering a change to the activation phrase for its virtual assistant, Siri, in the upcoming iOS 17 update. Instead of the familiar "Hey Siri," users may only need to say "Siri" followed by their command. This alteration, if implemented, would replace the long-standing method that users have relied upon to access Siri on their iPhones, Macs, and other Apple device According to a recent tweet by Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, Apple's forthcoming announcements may include this modification to the way Siri is triggered. Gurman had previously mentioned in a report last November that Apple is working on a new feature to enable Siri to understand and respond to commands without requiring the "Hey Siri" trigger phrase. The simplified command would solely involve saying "Siri Apple is currently testing the removal of "Hey" from the activation phrase to streamline the user experience. Despite appearing to be a minor change, execu...