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Privacy Policy - Local Voice Dictation | Vocalinux
Vocalinux, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 19, 2026
- What it is
- Vocalinux's privacy policy. It says local engines keep audio on the machine, that the installed app sends no voice recordings or audio to the maker, and that a Remote API sends audio only to a server the user configures.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own privacy page, consistent with its open-source code. It covers the installed app; the website itself loads Google Analytics, which the page discloses.
Facts taken from this source
- Vocalinux's privacy policy says local engines do not send the user's voice to the maker's servers.
“Local engines do not send your voice to our servers.” (No Cloud Processing)
- Vocalinux's privacy policy says the installed app does not send voice recordings or audio data to the maker.
“Does not send voice recordings or audio data to us” (Data Collection)
- Vocalinux's privacy policy says local engines do not need the internet after the model is downloaded.
“Local engines do not need the internet after the model is downloaded.” (Local engines)