Google Cloud Text-to-Speech service (TTS) does not store the content of text sent to it for conversion. When you use the Text-to-Speech API, Google processes the text input you provide and returns an audio file containing the synthesized speech. Google may temporarily store the text for the purpose of processing and delivering the service, but it's generally not stored beyond what's necessary for the service to function properly.
However, it's essential to review Google's terms of service and privacy policy periodically to stay updated on how they handle user data, as policies may evolve over time. Additionally, you should always ensure that you're handling sensitive data appropriately on your end, especially if it involves personal or confidential information.
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