Official documentation
Parley privacy policy
Alejandro Pacheco, Alejandro Pacheco, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of Parley, the app that records conversations and turns them into transcripts, made by Alejandro Pacheco. It is the developer's policy that the App Store page links to. It says where recordings and transcripts are kept, what is sent to speech recognition and AI services, and what the developer keeps.
- How much weight it carries
- The developer's own page, marked 'Last updated 20 October 2026' and read on 2026-10-25. It is short and plain, and it gives no number of days for recordings, which stay until the user deletes them. Its statements about what the developer cannot see are the developer's own claims and are not independently audited.
Facts taken from this source
- Parley's developer privacy policy says recordings and transcripts are kept on the user's phone and in the user's own iCloud, and that the developer cannot see them. Deleting a recording removes it from all of the user's devices. It gives no number of days.
“Your recordings and transcripts are kept on your phone and in your own iCloud, so they show up on your other devices. We can't see them.” (Your recordings are yours)