Official documentation
HiNoter Privacy Policy (hinoter.com/privacy-policy)
HiNoter, which publishes the HiNoter app, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of HiNoter, last updated on 8 October 2026. It gives a seven-day period for deleting an account's data after a deletion request, says AI prompts and processing data are not kept longer than necessary, and names Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service as the AI processor.
- How much weight it carries
- The company's own policy, read in full for its retention sentences. It sets no fixed period for recordings or transcripts and does not say whether people review them. Its statement that access is limited to employees with a reasonable need is an access rule, not a review rule, so it is not recorded as one.
Facts taken from this source
- HiNoter's privacy policy says that once you delete your account, it is officially deleted after 7 days, and your data is removed from its servers or kept only in anonymized form.
“After 7 days, your account will be officially deleted, and we will ensure that your data is securely and thoroughly removed from our servers, or retained only in anonymized form.” (Account Deletion and Data Retention Policy)
- HiNoter's privacy policy says it does not keep AI prompts or processing data longer than necessary to provide the requested AI function. It gives no fixed number of days.
“We do not retain AI prompts or processing data longer than necessary to provide the requested AI functionality.” (AI Features and Third-Party Processing, Data Retention)