Attorney-client privilege is fundamental. Your transcription tool shouldn't compromise it. Here's why local processing matters for legal professionals.
The Privilege Problem
When you dictate case notes, client communications, or legal strategy to a cloud service, you're potentially sharing privileged information with a third party.
Cloud Risks
- Third-party access to privileged communications
- Data breach exposure
- Subpoena vulnerability (service provider records)
- Terms of service may grant usage rights
Local Processing Benefits
- No third-party involvement: Maintains privilege chain
- No remote storage: Data stays on your encrypted device
- No usage logging: No external records of your dictation
Legal Vocabulary
Add these to your custom dictionary:
- Legal terms and Latin phrases
- Court and jurisdiction names
- Statute and case citations
- Firm and client names
Protect Privilege
Sotto's local-only processing keeps client communications confidential. $29 once.
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