Google Gemini's privacy notice was updated to reflect a new agentic calling feature available on eligible Pixel devices. The feature allows Gemini to make calls on a user's behalf to complete tasks like restaurant reservations or store inquiries. Before each call, Gemini displays the information it will share (name, email, phone number, or task-relevant details) and requires user confirmation; sensitive data like credit card numbers and passwords are not shared. Call transcripts are stored on Google servers and used to generate summaries and display calling history in the app, but audio recordings are not used to train AI models.
Consumers: Google now tells you it collects and stores call transcripts on its servers when you use the calling feature.
Consumers: Google clarifies that it collects audio during calls but does not keep it on its servers or use it to train AI models.
The updated privacy notice discloses a new calling feature that allows Gemini to make calls on behalf of users on eligible Pixel devices. Before each call, Gemini will display the information it plans to share and require user confirmation; sensitive data like credit card numbers and passwords will not be shared. Call transcripts are stored on Google servers and used to generate summaries and display calling history, but audio recordings are not stored on Google servers or used to train AI models. You can delete your calling activity, transcripts, and recordings at any time through your Gemini Apps Activity or directly in the Phone by Google app.
→ Review the calling feature disclosure in the Gemini Apps Privacy Notice before using agentic calling.
→ Delete calling activity, transcripts, and recordings at any time through Gemini Apps Activity or the Phone by Google app.
This is the 4th significant Data Collection Expansion change Google Gemini has made since ConductAtlas began monitoring.
ConductAtlas has recorded 6 material changes to this document over 181 days of monitoring (since March 2026). An additional minor or cosmetic changes were excluded.
2 of Google Gemini's significant changes have been classified as negative for consumers.
Call transcripts are collected and stored on Google servers for summary generation and activity display; audio recordings are not stored server-side or used for AI training.
Before each call, Gemini displays the information it will share and requires user confirmation; sensitive data like credit card numbers and passwords are not shared.
Users can delete calling activity, transcripts, and recordings at any time through Gemini Apps Activity or the Phone by Google app.
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