[puma_ambit]

I stopped using them when I saw they share with everyone by default. I wanted the notes only for myself so I could be more present in meetings but not at the expense of making everyone feel like they have to watch what they're saying because it's being transcribed.

[jeroenhd]

That's really only just hiding the fact that they should be watching what they're saying, though. If someone is sending a copy of our private conversation to a random third party, I'd certainly like to know about it.

If anything, this "warning" only makes me trust this service more because I don't have to wonder if this service is listening in.

[urchinskb]

"by default". I assume sharing can be turned off by the user.

[formerly_proven]

That approach sounds like a potential problem for more-than-one party consent jurisdictions.

[jeroenhd]

Even in one party consent jurisdictions you're not just allowed to send a copy off to whoever you like. Often it's permitted for personal review or for gathering evidence, but it's not necessarily allowed to sell the conversation (or send it to a third party in exchange for something else, like this transcription).