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Voquill's privacy policy says cloud mode sends audio to its servers for transcription and discards it, and that the company does not store audio recordings.

Quote found word for word on the live source, last checked October 23, 2026

In the source's own words

“Cloud mode: Audio is transmitted to our servers, processed by a third-party speech-to-text service (Groq) to produce a text transcription, and immediately discarded. We do not store audio recordings.”

Voquill Privacy Policy, Voquill, Inc., 2026, 1. Information We Collect, Voice and Audio Data.

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What it measures
The policy's description of cloud mode, one of four modes. The policy also says We never retain your voice data.
What it does not show
In cloud mode, audio does pass through Voquill's servers before it is discarded. The desktop app also keeps transcription history and associated audio files on the device, according to the same policy.

In the data

A row of Dictation App Features Compared: Offline, Privacy, AI, as Voquill, no audio stored: 0 1 = yes, 0 = no.

App
Voquill
Feature
Keeps audio on the maker's servers
Detail
Cloud mode passes audio through; not stored
As of
2026-10
Note
0 means the maker's page says the app does not do this. The quoted passage says the company does not store audio recordings, though cloud mode sends audio through its servers.

A row of How Long Voice Assistants Keep Your Recordings, as Voquill, cloud audio: immediately discarded. We do not store audio recordings. days.

Service
Voquill
What is kept
Audio recordings
When
Other
Reviewed by people
Not stated
As of
2026-10

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