Legal

Biometric Retention & Destruction Policy

Last updated June 2026

Placeholder — pending legal review. The wording on this page depends on a structural decision that is still open (the way voice data is licensed under Illinois BIPA §15(c)). It is not in force, not legal advice, and must not be relied upon or published as-is.

The publicly available schedule for how long we keep voice biometric data and when we permanently destroy it. Several biometric-privacy laws require this to be a separate, public document.

What this page will cover

How long we retain original recordings versus any derived voice features.
The destruction trigger: when the purpose is met, after a set period of inactivity, or on withdrawal.
That withdrawal of a conversation by either participant deletes both sides’ recordings.
How destruction is carried out.

Status

The concrete schedule (and how it reconciles with storing original recordings) is being set with counsel — see the related Biometric Voice Consent Notice and Privacy Policy.

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