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Lynkk security and privacy: what happens to a recording.

This page follows one recording through Lynkk and says what protects it at each step. It only lists what Lynkk does today.

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  1. RecordedYou choose what records
  2. SentHTTPS, expiring link
  3. StoredNo public database
  4. Written upNo AI training
  5. SharedClear access rules
  6. YoursExport it any time

Step by step

Follow one meeting through Lynkk.

Maya records an 11:00 call with Orvell on her Mac.

0111:00Recorded

It records only when you say so.

Every recording starts with your click, or an automatic setting you set up yourself.

11:00 · Zoom call detected

0211:45Sent

It travels over HTTPS, through a link that expires.

The upload link is signed and stops working after 10 minutes.

11:45 · Uploading over HTTPS

0311:46Stored

It's kept behind one front door.

The database has no public address, and playback links expire after an hour.

11:46 · Stored

0411:47Written up

AI writes the note. Nobody at Lynkk trains on it.

The audio and transcript go to speech-to-text and AI model providers over HTTPS.

11:47 · Writing the note

0512:10Shared

Only the people you choose can see it.

In a workspace, admins can read it unless you mark it Personal. They never get the recording.

12:10 · Share note

06Any timeYours to take

Take it with you, or ask us to delete it.

Export every note and recording as one zip, or write to admin@lynkk.ai to delete your account.

Any time · Export my data

Access

Who can see a note, exactly.

In a workspace, the switch decides the admin row.

WhoSummary, tasks, decisionsTranscriptRecording
You, who recorded itYesYesYes
A workspace adminMark the note Personal and this row turns to No.The note is Personal, so admins can't open it.YesNoYesNoNoNo
Another workspace memberNoNoNo
Someone with your share linkYesOnly if you include the recordingOnly if you include the recording
Someone you invited as a viewerYesNoNo

Lynkk records each time a workspace admin opens a member's note.

The details

The specifics, one line each.

  • Tokens for Google Calendar, Jira and Slack are encrypted with AES-256-GCM.
  • The Mac app removes its local copy 7 days after upload.
  • Dictated words are erased from Lynkk's servers after 7 days.
  • Lynkk for Slack reads only its mentions, its DMs and /lynkk.
  • Your data may be processed outside your country, including in India and the US.
  • Under the GDPR and India's DPDP Act, you can see, correct, export or delete your data.

Questions

Questions about security and privacy

Found a security issue? Write to admin@lynkk.ai.

Does Lynkk train AI models on my conversations?

No. Lynkk does not use your recordings, transcripts or notes to train AI models. To write a note, the audio goes to a speech-to-text provider and the transcript to AI model providers over HTTPS.

Is my data encrypted?

Everything between your devices and Lynkk travels over HTTPS. Tokens for your connected tools are encrypted with AES-256-GCM, with keys kept outside the database. Lynkk isn't end-to-end encrypted, because it has to read a recording to write the note.

Who can see my notes?

On your own account, no other Lynkk user can open your notes unless you share them. In a workspace, admins can read a note by default, transcript included but never the recording. Mark it Personal and they can't open it.

Will people know the meeting bot is recording?

They'll see it. The notetaker joins as a participant named after you, for example Maya's Notetaker, and stays in the participant list until it leaves. It doesn't announce itself out loud, so tell people you're recording.

Can I export or delete my data?

Yes. Export my data, under Privacy and data in Settings, emails you a link to one zip with every note and its recording. To delete your account, write to admin@lynkk.ai.

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