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The AI Privacy Label

What actually happens to your call when CerebroEcho is listening, laid out the way a food label has to be: plain, specific, and in one place.

AI Privacy Facts

Serving Size1 Live Call

Suggestion Speed ~1.5 sec

Raw Audio Stored by Defaultthe actual sound of the call 0%

Who Can Hear Your Coachingthe suggestion, spoken to your earbud 1 Person (You)

Screen Access by Default 0% (Off)

Zero-Storage Mode"Ghost Mode": skips saving a transcript or summary Available

Install Required None

* Runs in Chrome or Edge on your computer for any web call; on your phone it coaches your regular cell calls directly. Screen access only turns on if you tap "Screen" (continuous) or "Snapshot" (one photo each time you tap it) yourself: neither runs unless you start it. Ghost Mode is optional and available any time. Recording-consent laws vary by where you are. That part is on you, not us.

What each line actually means

Suggestion speed is how long it takes CerebroEcho to give you a suggested line after it hears the other person speak.
Raw audio stored by default means the actual sound of your call. We don't keep that. What does get saved, so you can review it later, is a text transcript and summary tied to your account. Turning on Ghost Mode skips saving any of that too.
Who can hear your coaching is the suggestion, spoken privately to your earbud. The person you're talking to hears a normal conversation. Nothing from CerebroEcho reaches their side of the call.
Screen access by default is off. There's a "Snapshot" button if you want the AI to see something on your screen: it sends one photo each time you tap it (or press S). After your first tap your browser keeps that screen pick ready for the rest of the session, with its own sharing indicator on, but nothing is sent until you tap again. A "Turn off" button releases it, and ending the session does too. A separate continuous "Screen" toggle watches the whole call. Neither starts unless you turn it on yourself.

You're responsible for complying with recording consent laws and for disclosing AI assistance to other participants where required in your jurisdiction. This label describes what CerebroEcho does with your data: it isn't a substitute for knowing the law where you live.

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Facts on this page reflect the CerebroEcho product as of September 2026.