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Holos privacy policy
Yurii Moskviak, Holos (holosvoice.com), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 26, 2026
- What it is
- The maker's privacy policy for the Holos application and its website, last updated 7 September 2026. It says that speech is recognised on the Mac and lists the three network requests the application makes.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own policy, read in October 2026. It states what the application sends and what it does not; it is a statement by the maker, not an independent network audit.
Facts taken from this source
- Holos's privacy policy says audio is never written to disk and never transmitted anywhere. It is held in memory while you speak and released when the dictation finishes.
“Audio is never written to disk and never transmitted anywhere. It is held in memory while you speak and released when the dictation finishes.” (The application: Your voice)
- Holos's privacy policy says its local transcript history holds the most recent 200 entries and discards anything older than 30 days. It also says transcripts are never sent anywhere, and nobody but the user can read them.
“It holds the most recent 200 entries and discards anything older than 30 days. ... Transcripts are never sent anywhere. Nobody but you can read them, including us.” (The application: Your transcripts)