Fact · Voice privacy and security
Lispr's privacy policy says that if you accept its optional sharing of dictations containing the word Lispr, its server briefly keeps the recording of those dictations while it cuts out the fragment with the name.
Quote found word for word on the live source, last checked October 23, 2026
In the source's own words
“our server briefly keeps the recording of those dictations while an automated step cuts out the short fragment containing the name and deletes the rest”
Privacy Policy - Lispr, Codebridge Technology, Inc. (Lispr), 2026, Optional: fragments containing the word "Lispr".
Open the original- What it measures
- The policy says the prompt appears once, after a user has used the spoken-assistant feature a few times. The fragments are used to teach Lispr to recognise its own name in different voices.
- What it does not show
- The policy does not give a number of days for the brief keep. A user can stop sharing and delete the fragments already collected from the app's menu. The policy does not say whether people review the fragments.
In the data
A row of How Long Voice Assistants Keep Your Recordings, as Lispr, name fragments (opt in): briefly keeps the recording of those dictations while an automated step cuts out the short fragment containing the name and deletes the rest days.
- Service
- Lispr
- What is kept
- Audio recordings
- When
- If you opt in
- Reviewed by people
- Not stated
- As of
- 2026-10