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What may Duolingo generate, record, and store?
“Duolingo may generate, record, and store audio recordings or transcripts of the text and audio you submit, and use these recordings or transcripts for product improvement and personalization purposes, including training and running Duolingo's own artificial intelligence models.”
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Duolingo may generate, record, and store audio recordings or transcripts of text and audio you submit, and use them for product improvement and personalization purposes, including training and running Duolingo's own artificial intelligence models.
What may be shared when you interact with Video Call or other AI-enabled features?
“When you interact with Video Call or other AI-enabled features, the text and audio you submit may be shared with AI vendors such as OpenAI and Google.”
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When you interact with Video Call or other AI-enabled features, the text and audio you submit may be shared with AI vendors such as OpenAI and Google.
What do Duolingo's agreements with AI vendors prohibit?
“Duolingo's agreements with these AI vendors mean they are not permitted to use any personal information for their own purposes.”
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Duolingo's agreements with its AI vendors prohibit those vendors from using any personal information for their own purposes.
What does Duolingo collect personal information from children under 13 for?
“Duolingo collects personal information from children under the age of 13 for the sole purpose of performing internal operations of the Service.”
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Duolingo collects personal information from children under the age of 13 for the sole purpose of performing internal operations of the Service.
Are advertisements served to child users personalized?
“Advertisements are non-personalized and set to family-safe content.”
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Advertisements served to child users are non-personalized and set to family-safe content.
What may Duolingo process and share personal information for?
“Duolingo may process and share your personal information for the purpose of providing you with personalized advertising... we may work with a variety of marketing analytics service providers... such as Unity, Meta, LiftOff, Pangle, Moloco, and Google.”
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Duolingo may process and share your personal information for the purpose of providing you with personalized advertising, working with marketing analytics service providers such as Unity, Meta, LiftOff, Pangle, Moloco, and Google.
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Summary
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Duolingo's Privacy Policy describes what personal information Duolingo collects about you and how it uses, stores, and shares it. By using Duolingo, you agree that it may record what you type or say, use that to train its own AI, and share your information with advertising partners like Meta and Google for personalized ads. Your profile is public by default, and if you join a classroom, your teacher gains significant access to your account including the ability to log in as you.

Analysis

Duolingo's Privacy Policy establishes the terms under which Duolingo collects, retains, uses, and shares personal information submitted by users of its Service. The policy permits Duolingo to record and store user-submitted text and audio for product improvement and AI model training, and to share that content with named third-party AI vendors (OpenAI, Google) subject to contractual restrictions barring those vendors from using personal information for their own purposes. For adult users, Duolingo may share personal information with named marketing analytics providers (Unity, Meta, LiftOff, Pangle, Moloco, Google) for personalized advertising, enabled in part through third-party Targeting Cookies from Google, Meta, Amazon, and others that track users across multiple websites. Children under 13 receive distinct treatment: data collected from them is limited to internal operations, third-party behavioral tracking is disabled, and advertisements served to them are non-personalized and restricted to family-safe content. User profiles default to fully public visibility, and in classroom contexts teachers are granted the ability to view account credentials, reset passwords, and log in as the student.

What this means for you

For an ordinary user, this document means that using Duolingo constitutes agreement to broad data collection and sharing practices, including the use of text and audio you submit to train Duolingo's proprietary AI models and the sharing of that content with third-party AI vendors. Your personal information may also be shared with multiple named marketing analytics companies for personalized advertising, and third-party Targeting Cookies placed through Duolingo may track your activity across other websites. Your profile is visible to everyone on the internet by default — you can adjust your profile visibility settings to limit this public exposure. Children under 13 receive stronger protections: their data is used only for internal operations, behavioral tracking by third parties is disabled, and they see only non-personalized, family-safe ads.

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2 important changes detected

5 versions captured · Latest change detected by ConductAtlas: May 2026

May 27, 2026

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What changed Duolingo removed a statement that it does not collect audio from Android and website users for product improvement, and broadened its audio collection disclosure to apply to all users rather than only iOS users. The updated policy now states that all users may opt out of audio sharing for product improvement within app Settings, without specifying which platforms this applies to.
Why this matters The updated policy now discloses that audio collection for product improvement applies to all users across all platforms (iOS, Android, and web), whereas previously the policy stated audio was collected only from iOS users. Android and web users are now subject to audio collection for product improvement purposes. All users can opt out of audio sharing within app Settings.
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What changed Duolingo expanded its AI-powered conversation features to include a new Math Tutor feature alongside the existing Video Call feature, and introduced a new Session Replay service alongside FullStory for activity logging. For the Math Tutor feature, audio is shared with Apple for speech recognition and immediately deleted, while text transcripts may be retained and shared with AI vendors. The policy also clarified that FullStory and Session Replay can be disabled via the Tracking toggle, and added that Session Replay does not record email addresses, phone numbers, profile images, or passwords. Additionally, Duolingo extended IP address retention for payment processing and fraud prevention beyond the standard 30-day limit, and updated its list of advertising partners to include LiftOff, Pangle, and Moloco.
Why this matters The updated policy introduces a new Session Replay service that logs user activity alongside FullStory, capturing clicks, mouse movements, scrolling, typing, device information, navigation, and learning activity. Both services can be disabled using the Tracking toggle in app Settings, and both are automatically disabled for child users. The new Math Tutor feature shares audio with Apple for speech recognition and immediate deletion, but retains and shares text transcripts with AI vendors. For payment processing and fraud prevention, Duolingo may retain IP addresses beyond the standard 30-day period. You can disable both FullStory and Session Replay activity recording by toggling the Tracking setting within the app.
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Archival ProvenanceSource & Archival Record
This version captured May 27, 2026 00:13 UTC
Last successful capture October 16, 2026 00:13 UTC
Date stated by the document May 26, 2026 (as printed in this version)
Capture Method Automated scheduled archival capture
Document ID CA-D-000084
Version ID CA-V-002995
SHA-256 (extracted text, extractor v5) a2db150d3f64492424b4ebfc2ae932cff447143156401a12de97216813157c2a
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