Official documentation
Privacy Policy - VoiceAppear
Veni Vidi Validus GmbH (VoiceAppear), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy policy of VoiceAppear, last updated June 24, 2026. It says how dictated audio and transcripts are handled, whether they are stored or used for training, and which processors receive them.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own legal text. The list of processors contains placeholders marked 'to be specified', so the named third-party processor is not identified. The policy's statements about storage and training are used here as written.
Facts taken from this source
- VoiceAppear's privacy policy says dictated audio and transcripts are discarded after transcription and are not stored on the maker's servers.
“Your audio and your transcripts are never saved: they are used solely at the moment of transcription and are discarded as soon as the text has appeared. They are not stored on our servers” (Overview)
- VoiceAppear's privacy policy says that when the user dictates, the audio is sent for transcription, so speech is not processed on the device.
“When you dictate, your audio is sent for transcription, converted to text, and the text is inserted at your cursor.” (How voice and audio are handled)
- VoiceAppear's privacy policy says it does not use anything derived from the user's dictation to train AI models.
“We do not use it to train AI models, build profiles, or serve advertising” (Data we do not collect)