SwiftKey アプリのプライバシーとデータに関して

1. SwiftKey and your data
• Does SwiftKey collect personal data like credit card numbers and passwords?
• SwiftKey is predicting my password - how do I stop it doing this?
2. How to remove your remote data
3. How to delete your local language model
4. How to logout of your SwiftKey Account
5. How to remove your SwiftKey Account
6. How to unsubscribe from SwiftKey product emails
7. How to turn off notifications for SwiftKey

1 - SwiftKey and your data

First, please note that unless you have opted in to use a SwiftKey Account on your Android device, all personal and language data generated by SwiftKey is stored locally on your device and is never transferred.

What about credit card numbers and passwords?

SwiftKey does not learn anything from fields marked as password fields, nor does it remember long numbers such as credit card numbers.

The warning message from Google that says SwiftKey may be able to collect ‘all the text you type, including personal data like passwords and credit card numbers’ (pictured below) is a part of the Android operating system that appears when any third party keyboard is enabled.

SwiftKey is predicting my password - how do I stop it doing this?

SwiftKey is designed never to learn from or predict what you enter in a specified password text field. It is up to the website or application you are logging into to build that specification into the field.

However, there are some situations out of our control where your password might be remembered by the prediction engine. The usual culprits are:

1. You previously sent an SMS message containing your password
2. A typed password in an email
3. In some cases, websites or apps do not correctly inform SwiftKey that a particular field was a password field
4. If you use the 'show password' option on an app or website, that text field will no longer be identified as a password field

If you find your password is being predicted, you can easily remove the word from SwiftKey’s dynamic language model by longpressing on the word in the prediction bar when it is shown and tapping ‘Remove’.

2 - How do I remove my remote data?

You can be signed up for a SwiftKey Account to access your Themes, but disable other cloud services that may involve sharing potentially personal data with our servers. To do this follow these steps:

• Open the SwiftKey app from your device
• Tap ‘Account’
• Next tap ‘Backup & Sync’
• Uncheck the box ‘Backup & Sync’ to disable this feature
• From the ‘Account menu tap ‘Delete your remote data’ (this will remove any data or authentication for personalization sources that are already associated with your account)
• Tap ‘Delete’ to confirm

3 - How do I delete my local language model stored on my device?

1. Open the SwiftKey app from your device
2. Tap the three dots in top right hand corner (or the menu button on your device)
3. Tap 'Clear typing data'
4. Choose 'Continue'

   

4 - How do I log out of my SwiftKey Account?

If you don't want any future data to be learned, then you will need to log out of your SwiftKey Account which you can do so by following the below steps:

1. Open the SwiftKey app from your device
2. Tap 'Account'
3. Tap ‘Log out of SwiftKey Account’ 

5 - How do I remove my SwiftKey Account?

1. Open the SwiftKey app from your device
2. Tap ‘Account’
3. In the bottom section tap ‘Delete SwiftKey Account’
4. Tap the ‘Delete’ option in the dialog box