Nothing kept by default
Audio is processed in real time to produce the translation, then discarded. Usage records hold timing, never content.
Security
Trust is built, not claimed.
We only say what we have tested. Here is where Foniks stands today, and how we handle what you say.
Where we stand
Plain answers, today.
- Audio and transcripts
- Not stored by default
- End-to-end encryption
- Not claimed. Cloud providers process audio
- Healthcare use
- Not approved for patient care
- Language coverage
- Published after measured testing
- Desktop updates
- Signed and verified before release
Principles
Private by default. Honest when it fails.
No silent fallbacks
If translation fails, Foniks asks before it sends your original voice to the call.
Access enforced on the server
Roles, seats and device revocation are checked by the database, not just hidden in the interface.
Your data trains nothing
Speech and translation providers process audio under contracts that forbid training on it.
Questions from your security team?
Read the privacy policy, or write to us for a security questionnaire or DPA.
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