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LongScribe privacy policy
LongScribe, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- LongScribe's privacy policy, last updated September 21, 2026. It says source audio and video are deleted after each processing attempt, that failed and cancelled jobs are cleared after 30 days and anonymous demo jobs after 7 days, and that signed-in transcripts have no automatic expiry.
- How much weight it carries
- The company's own policy, read directly on 2026-10-22 from its live page. It describes retention in general terms and does not say whether people review transcripts, so the review column is marked not stated. It names Groq as a transcription provider, which the policy does not describe in retention terms.
Facts taken from this source
- LongScribe says anonymous demo jobs, made without an account, are cleared after 7 days.
“Jobs that fail or are cancelled are automatically cleared after 30 days; anonymous demo jobs (no account) are cleared after 7 days.” (Privacy Policy, Your transcripts)
- LongScribe says jobs that fail or are cancelled are cleared automatically after 30 days.
“Jobs that fail or are cancelled are automatically cleared after 30 days; anonymous demo jobs (no account) are cleared after 7 days.” (Privacy Policy, Your transcripts)
- LongScribe says transcripts saved by signed-in users stay until the user deletes them, and that successful signed-in transcripts have no automatic expiry. The policy gives no fixed number of days.
“stays there until you delete it yourself from your Library. ... Signed-in successful transcripts have no automatic expiry.” (Privacy Policy, Your transcripts)
- LongScribe says a queued or retrying job keeps its source file only until that attempt completes, and that it keeps no library of the media you submit. The policy gives no fixed number of days.
“If a job is queued or waiting to retry, the file is kept only until that attempt completes. We do not keep a library of the source media you submit.” (Privacy Policy, What we collect)