Official documentation
Privacy Policy - Flow Keyboard
Snowline LLC, Snowline LLC, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 19, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of Flow Keyboard, last updated September 7, 2026. It says voice features need an internet connection, that audio is sent to Snowline's servers and discarded after processing, that selected text is sent for voice editing, and that cloud AI subprocessors process user content.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own policy, dated September 7, 2026. It is detailed about data flows, but it names its cloud AI subprocessors only by category and does not say whether recordings may train models.
Facts taken from this source
- Flow Keyboard's privacy policy says it does not intentionally store voice recordings on its servers after processing.
“We do not intentionally store the following user content in Flow's account or application databases: Voice recordings or audio clips after processing is complete” (Section 2, Data We Do Not Store)
- Flow Keyboard's privacy policy says audio is sent to its servers to be converted to text.
“Voice input processing -- Audio is transmitted to our servers and converted into text output, then discarded after processing” (Section 3, Data Processed to Provide the Service)
- Flow Keyboard's privacy policy says cloud AI subprocessors process user content to fulfill requests.
“Third-party processors -- Contracted cloud/AI subprocessors may process user content only to fulfill the request.” (Section 3, Data Processed to Provide the Service)
- Flow Keyboard's privacy policy describes voice editing: selected text is sent with the user's voice to be edited.
“Voice editing of selected text -- When you select text and use voice editing, the selected text is sent to our servers along with your voice input to process the edit.” (Section 3, Data Processed to Provide the Service)
- Flow Keyboard's privacy policy says its voice features need an active internet connection.
“Connectivity requirement -- Voice features require an active internet connection” (Section 3, Data Processed to Provide the Service)