So, an exploit has been discovered on the Siri servers which means that enterprising developers could hook in from devices other than the iPhone 4S. There has even been talk of using the service from non-Apple devices such as Android.

Come on, really?

There is a massive jump from discovering a potential opening to actually getting it working (a UUID for an iPhone 4S for a start but these can easily be blocked by Apple) and do people seriously think that Apple isn't going to close this down as a massive priority.

Siri is the big differentiator for the iPhone 4S and, consequently, they have effectively said it will not roll out on other iOS devices (couched in the terms that there are no plans to). If Apple aren't even openeing up Siri to their own devices there is no way in the world that they are going to let anyone get away with free-loading off the service on a competitors device even accounting for the UUID requirement.

Do we expect an announcement from Apple very soon that they have fixed the exploit or will they quietly patch it in which case any announcement will come from those "enterprising developers" when they can no longer gain access to the Siri back-end.

Move along, nothing to see here.