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"We’ve instructed the Google Speech-to-Text engine to NOT save any recordings." Hahaha! :D Thanks for the good laugh.

• input_sh 6y ago
  Bigger players have the leverage to get companies to do something they don't do out-of-the-box. They can contractually oblige them to do that, as well as sue each other if one side breaks its part of the deal.
  • Terretta 6y ago
    If they could guarantee Google doesn’t, they’d say that. Thus the much lesser claim “instructed” which carries no such assurance. I agree with and applaud their truthful choice of words. There’s no such thing as “contractually oblige”. // To keep yourself cognitive, consider one party receiving a National Security Letter (“NSL”) with gag order.
  • lights0123 6y ago
    That's not anything special—in fact, it's the default. You may optionally enable it and get discounted pricing: https://cloud.google.com/speech-to-text/docs/data-logging https://cloud.google.com/speech-to-text/docs/data-logging