Data Access & Collection · Permission or license
Using voice features authorizes Roku and its providers to record and store what you say
Voice control is conditional: it exists only if the TV supports voice commands, availability depends on the user's country of residence, and it is offered either through the mobile app or through a compatible voice-enabled TV remote. When those features are used, the user authorizes Roku and the service providers that help provide the services to record, process and store verbal inputs - described as a recording and a readout of what was said - together with information about the TV, in order to provide the services. Storage is therefore consented to for the purpose of delivering the feature, and this document gives no retention period, deletion route or onward-sharing rule, pointing instead to a support page that is not supplied here.
Details
- Who
- Roku and its service providers
- What it covers
- verbal inputs and information about your TV
- Why
- in order to provide these services to you
- Condition
- If your TV supports voice commands (depending on your country of residence)
Supporting quotations
If your TV supports voice commands (depending on your country of residence), you may be able to use your voice to control your TV
When using our voice features, you are authorizing us (and our service providers who help provide these services) to record, process, and store your verbal inputs (a recording and readout of what was said) along with information about your TV in order to provide these services to you.
Qualifications & exceptions
- If your TV supports voice commands (depending on your country of residence)
- and our service providers who help provide these services
- your verbal inputs (a recording and readout of what was said) along with information about your TV
- in order to provide these services to you
Not stated here
- How long voice recordings and readouts are kept, whether they can be deleted, and whether third parties beyond the named service providers receive them; not stated in this document, which refers to a support page not supplied with this source.
Cross-references
- contrast (model-proposed): A separate privacy policy is the document that explains user information handling — The document sends information-handling questions to its Privacy Policy, yet still contains one substantive data provision of its own: using voice features authorizes recording, processing and storage of verbal inputs together with information about the TV.