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Privacy Policy | Transcript Go
Transcript Go (developer Jorge Quadra, App Store listing), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of Transcript Go, an iPhone app that transcribes audio on the device. The App Store listing links this page as the app's Privacy Policy. It says audio and transcripts are processed locally and are not sent to transcription servers, that temporary conversion files are kept only as long as needed for processing, and that items in history stay on the device until the user deletes them or removes the app. Last updated October 5, 2026.
- How much weight it carries
- The developer's own policy, read on the page the App Store listing links as the Privacy Policy. The page is hosted on a chatgpt.site subdomain and the contact email in the policy is at a different domain, so the host is not the developer's own website. It states the developer's own practices and has not been audited. The policy gives no retention period in days for history or temporary files.
Facts taken from this source
- Transcript Go's privacy policy says items saved to history remain in the app's local storage until the user deletes them or removes the app. The policy gives no number of days.
“Items saved to history remain in the app's local storage until you delete them or remove the app.” (Audio and transcripts; Information stored on the device)
- Transcript Go's privacy policy says temporary conversion files are kept only as long as needed for processing. It also says the developer does not collect audio or transcripts through the app. The policy gives no number of days.
“Temporary conversion files are kept only as long as needed for processing. ... The developer does not collect personal data, audio, transcripts, advertising identifiers, diagnostics, or usage data through the app.” (Audio and transcripts; Data collection)