Fact · Voice privacy and security
Spellar's privacy policy says it generally does not monitor or view users' recordings, with stated exceptions. It gives no number of days.
Quote found word for word on the live source, last checked October 22, 2026
In the source's own words
“Generally, Spellar does not monitor or view your recordings stored in or transferred through our Spellar Services, except where we believe the Terms of Service have been violated and confirmation is required”
Spellar privacy policy, Spellar, 2026, Access to Audio Recordings.
Open the original- What it measures
- The policy's section on access to audio recordings states the general rule first and then lists the exceptions. The exceptions are support requests, suspected Terms violations, legal obligations and protecting rights or safety, and the policy's wording on improving algorithms as the Terms describe.
- What it does not show
- This is a default with exceptions, not a promise that no person ever hears a recording. The policy says staff may access recordings in the listed cases, and the rule covers recordings only, not transcripts.
In the data
A row of How Long Voice Assistants Keep Your Recordings, as Spellar: recordings not viewed: Generally, Spellar does not monitor or view your recordings stored in or transferred through our Spellar Services, except where we believe the Terms of Service have been violated and confirmation is required days.
- Service
- Spellar
- What is kept
- Audio recordings
- When
- By default
- Reviewed by people
- No
- As of
- 2026-10