Plus, Google Android's terms and conditions note that they keep the recordings for the purpose of "improving speech recognition against all Google products that use your voice". God only knows what kind of hot water that could land you in.
As the investigation points out, this kind of data is usually automatically uploaded to the cloud, where it can reportedly be accessed by any device that's signed into the Gmail or Google account attached to your phone. That's a hell of a lot of gossip it could be capturing while you're none the wiser.Īnd here's the thing, these audio files don't just stay put on your phone.
To find out more about retrieving your LOCAL recording, see this document To find out more about retrieving your CLOUD recording, see this document If you have recorded the meeting on your own computer, you can keep it in the C:Drive and access the recording through the Zoom app on your desktop. If you do not save this, and the computer shuts down, you will be unable to retrieve your file. You will need to ensure that you then save this folder to a USB or a networked drive, particularly if you are in a lecture theatre or on a student computer. Once complete, the file is saved to a folder called Zoom under My Documents. Once your meeting has finished, and you have stopped recording, it will automatically start rendering.
If you want to stop or pause your recording, click on this button. It will then indicate that you are recording with a Stop recording button in the upper left corner of your screen. Once you have joined your meeting, on the menu bar, click on record.
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