Meeting privacy
Explain what audio is processed, when, and why. Avoid vague promises; make user control obvious.
✓No model-training positioning by default
✓Clear meeting-session boundaries
Trust & readiness
Make voice translation feel safe before it feels powerful.
Meetings are sensitive. Diqto Voice needs a trust posture that is clear enough for self-serve buyers and serious enough for enterprise review.
Mac permissions
Use guided setup for microphone, speaker, and virtual audio permissions instead of sending users into system settings alone.
✓Audio route checks
✓Visible remediation steps
Enterprise path
Prepare the trust center structure early: data flow, retention posture, subprocessors, deployment controls, and support boundaries.
✓Security review path
✓Compliance roadmap
Principle
Do not ask users to trust magic. Show clear controls.
The experience should make every sensitive boundary visible: what is heard, what is translated, what is routed, and what is not happening.
Avoid
–Vague “does everything” claims.
–Hidden audio-routing complexity.
–Enterprise trust postponed until after launch.
Prefer
+Explicit user controls and session boundaries.
+Guided Mac setup with verified route status.
+Simple privacy language backed by technical reality.