Can Siri read my Seayora messages to me?
Yes, on iPhone, if you allowed Siri to use Seayora. That is the same permission CarPlay uses; you can turn it off in Settings → Seayora → Siri.
From the guide Siri, Shortcuts, Control Center & App Shortcuts.
What Siri is told, and what it is not
- Who you message is shared with Siri: the names in your inbox, and which conversation you are in. What anybody said is not — Siri only sees the words of a message while Seayora is open on your screen, and never for a conversation you have chat-locked. So "summarize this message" works while you are looking at it, and asking what someone said from the Lock Screen does not. (If you allowed Siri to read Seayora messages aloud — the permission CarPlay uses — "read my messages" still does that.)
- Siri gets a one-way code for each person, never their email address. It is given the address only where Seayora would show it to you anyway.
- When you send a message from the Seayora screen, iOS 27 remembers who it went to — never what it said — so Siri learns to use Seayora when you message that person.
- Seayora does not put your messages into Spotlight search. The only conversation names Spotlight can show are the "Open … in Seayora" shortcuts, and a chat-locked conversation is never one of them.
- When you sign out, everything Siri learned about your Seayora conversations is removed, so the next person to use the phone is not offered yours.
Read the whole guide: Siri, Shortcuts, Control Center & App Shortcuts