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Mozilla's wiki says that speech input from Chrome can be saved and attached to a user's profile, which its own requests sent to Google are not.

Checked against its source on October 17, 2026

In the source's own words

“We opt-out of allowing Google to store our voice requests. This means, unlike when a user inputs speech using Chrome, their recordings are not saved and can not be attached to their profile and saved indefinitely.”

Web Speech API - Speech Recognition (Mozilla wiki, FAQ), Mozilla, wiki.mozilla.org, 2026, FAQ, question 1.1.10 and answer.

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What it measures
Mozilla's wiki page on the Web Speech API speech recognition FAQ, read on 2026-10-17. The page is undated and is written by a browser vendor, so the statement describes Mozilla's view of Chrome.
What it does not show
This is a competitor's account, and Mozilla's wiki page is undated. It does not describe current Chrome policy, which Google's own documentation would have to confirm.

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