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Privacy Policy - Talkscreen
Talkscreen (developer Maxim Oransky, App Store listing), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of Talkscreen, an iPhone app that turns nearby speech into live captions on the device. The App Store listing links this page as the app's Privacy Policy. It says the app does not send audio or captions off the phone, that it does not keep recordings, and that the captions history stays on the device until it is cleared. Last updated 5 October 2026.
- How much weight it carries
- The developer's own policy, read on the page its App Store listing links as the Privacy Policy. It states the developer's own practices and has not been audited. It names Google Firebase for usage statistics and error reports, which the policy says do not include audio or captions. The policy gives no retention period in days.
Facts taken from this source
- Talkscreen's privacy policy says the captions history stays on the user's device and is not sent to the developer, and that clearing the history in the app deletes it. The policy gives no number of days.
“The captions history and your settings, such as the chosen language, are kept on your device and are not sent to us. ... Clearing the history in the app deletes it, and deleting the app removes the history and settings from your phone.” (What Stays On Your Device)
- Talkscreen's privacy policy says it does not keep recordings and that only the text it produces is saved. It also says the app does not send audio or captions off the phone, so the developer does not receive them. The policy gives no number of days.
“The app does not send your audio or your captions off your phone. ... Talkscreen does not keep recordings: only the text it produces is saved.” (What We Collect; The Microphone)