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Sawti privacy policy (version 2.4)
Sawti, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 26, 2026
- What it is
- Sawti's privacy policy. It says dictated audio is sent to Sawti's server and then to OpenAI for transcription, that the audio is not stored, that text is sent to OpenAI for the rewrite modes, and that the personal dictionary is kept on the device.
- How much weight it carries
- The publisher's own privacy policy, read as text on 2026-10-26. The page says version 2.4 takes effect on 22 October 2026, so it describes the app as of today. It describes OpenAI's handling of the data as the publisher's account, not as OpenAI's own page.
Facts taken from this source
- Sawti's privacy policy lists a personal dictionary among the data kept on your device.
“البيانات التي تبقى على جهازك أنت. سجلُّ التفريغات، والقاموس الشخصي، والمقتطفات، والإعدادات” (Privacy policy, section 5 (data kept on your device))
- Sawti's privacy policy says it rewrites or translates the text according to the mode you use, with OpenAI models.
“التي تُفرّغه نصًّا ... وتُنقّح النص أو تترجمه بحسب الوضع المُستخدَم” (Privacy policy, dictation data section)
- Sawti's privacy policy says the app sends a recording of your voice to its own server and from there to OpenAI for transcription, so speech is not processed on the device.
“يرسل التطبيق تسجيلًا لصوتك إلى خادمنا ومنه إلى OpenAI للتفريغ” (Privacy policy, dictation data section)
- Sawti's privacy policy says the text and personal dictionary entries are sent to OpenAI in the modes that rewrite or translate the text.
“ومدخلات قاموسك الشخصي. تُرسَل هذه إلى OpenAI كي تحترم النتيجةُ تفضيلاتك.” (Privacy policy, dictation data section)