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CursorTalk privacy policy
CursorTalk (by axxshen), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 26, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of CursorTalk. It says that spoken audio is processed on the Mac, that voice recordings are not sent to the maker's servers for transcription, and what the maker keeps.
- How much weight it carries
- Written by the maker, so it describes the maker's intended data handling. It is a policy, not an audit; it does not say which third parties, if any, receive data beyond billing.
Facts taken from this source
- CursorTalk's privacy policy says website logs, billing records and support emails may be retained for operational, legal and support purposes, with no fixed period.
“Website logs, billing records, and support emails may be retained for operational, legal, and support purposes.” (6. Retention)
- CursorTalk's privacy policy says it does not retain voice recordings or transcribed text on its servers.
“We do not retain your voice recordings or transcribed text on our servers as part of normal app use.” (4. Temporary local files)
- CursorTalk's privacy policy says it processes spoken audio locally on the Mac.
“CursorTalk processes spoken audio locally on your Mac. We do not send your voice recordings or transcribed text to our servers for cloud transcription.” (1. Local-first product principle)
- CursorTalk's privacy policy says its temporary local audio file is deleted automatically after transcription finishes.
“That temporary file is used only for local processing and is deleted automatically after transcription finishes.” (4. Temporary local files)