Official documentation
Glazey Privacy Policy (last updated 30 September 2026)
Glazey, Sixty-nine Studios Ltd. (Glazey), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 26, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of Glazey, last updated 30 September 2026. It says how voice recordings and transcripts are sent to speech-to-text and language-model providers, what the maker keeps, and how long providers may hold audio.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own legal text, which states both the maker's practices and its providers' retention. Provider retention is described as 'generally' and 'often less' rather than as a fixed rule, so the figure is an upper bound stated by the maker.
Facts taken from this source
- The Glazey privacy policy says the maker does not store raw audio or transcripts on its own servers.
“We do not store your raw audio or the resulting transcripts on Glazey's own servers.” (How we handle your voice)
- The Glazey privacy policy says transcription providers may keep audio generally no longer than 30 days, and often less.
“generally no longer than 30 days, and often less” (How we handle your voice)
- The Glazey privacy policy says recorded audio is sent to speech-to-text and language-model providers, which convert it to text.
“When you record, your audio is sent to our transcription service and forwarded to specialized speech-to-text and language-model providers” (How we handle your voice)
- The Glazey privacy policy says audio is forwarded to speech-to-text and language-model providers that convert it to text and refine that text.
“forwarded to specialized speech-to-text and language-model providers (see "Third parties" below) that convert it to text and refine that text.” (How we handle your voice and Third parties)
- The Glazey privacy policy says vocabulary, shortcuts and Characters are kept until the user deletes them or the account.
“vocabulary, shortcuts, and Characters are kept until you delete them or your account” (7. Data retention)