Fact · Voice privacy and security
VocalCode's privacy notice says that when the user starts a meeting, audio is written as crash-recovery chunks, and that those chunks are deleted after successful transcription and note generation unless the user selects Keep audio.
Quote found word for word on the live source, last checked October 22, 2026
In the source's own words
“selected microphone and/or system audio is instead written as bounded local crash-recovery chunks while recording. Those chunks are deleted after successful transcription and note generation unless you select Keep audio”
VocalCode privacy notice, VocalCode, 2026, Privacy notice, meetings paragraph.
Open the original- What it measures
- Meeting recording starts only when the user explicitly starts a meeting, so the setting is recorded as Other rather than By default.
- What it does not show
- The notice says an interrupted or failed meeting can keep its chunks for recovery, so the deletion rule does not hold in every case. The notice gives no number of days.
In the data
A row of How Long Voice Assistants Keep Your Recordings, as VocalCode, meeting chunks deleted: Those chunks are deleted after successful transcription and note generation unless you select Keep audio days.
- Service
- VocalCode
- What is kept
- Audio recordings
- When
- Other
- Reviewed by people
- Not stated
- As of
- 2026-10