Privacy

Privacy for the Worldtune app and web player.

This policy applies to the Worldtune Android app, the web player, and related public listening services. It explains what may be stored locally, what app-related backend data may exist, how third-party services may be involved, and how users can request deletion of app-related records.

Web player

Use this policy for both the Android app and the web player, including app-related deletion requests.

What Worldtune May Process

Web Player Favorites and Preferences

Your favorite stations, filters, and similar convenience settings can be stored in browser storage on your device so the web player remains useful between visits.

Device-Linked Mobile Favorites

To support favorite station syncing in the Android app, Worldtune may store a device-linked identifier and the favorite stations associated with that identifier in backend systems.

No Named Personal Account Required

Normal listening in the public web player or Android app does not require creating a named personal account to start browsing and playback.

Third-Party Streams and Supporting Services

When you play a station, your browser, device, or the site infrastructure may connect to third-party stream sources operated by broadcasters. Those sources control their own availability, content, regional restrictions, and technical processing.

Worldtune may also use supporting services for catalog updates, track enrichment, cover art, lyrics lookups, analytics, advertising delivery, app distribution, notifications, or crash handling. Those providers operate under their own terms and privacy practices.

If third-party advertising is active, advertising partners may use cookies, SDK signals, or similar technologies for delivery, measurement, or personalization, subject to their own policies and your device or browser settings.

For privacy-specific questions or data-related requests, contact [email protected]. For general site questions, use [email protected].

How to Request Deletion of App-Related Data

If you want Worldtune to review and delete app-related backend data associated with your mobile use, send a request to [email protected].

Use a subject such as App data deletion request.
State that your request concerns the Worldtune Android app.
If available, include the device identifier shown by the app or any details that can help us locate the record.
If you do not know the identifier, include supporting details such as your platform, approximate usage period, and a few favorite stations you saved so we can try to identify the backend entry.

Because the app does not rely on a named personal account, deletion requests may require enough device-related context to identify the correct backend record. If we cannot confidently locate the record from the information provided, we may ask for additional details before completing the request.

Your Choices and Policy Updates

Browser Controls

You can clear local favorites and stored preferences through your browser storage settings at any time.

App Data Requests

Uninstalling the Android app removes it from your device, but backend records linked to a device identifier may remain until they are rotated out or deleted on request.

Policy Updates and Contact

This page may be updated as Worldtune evolves, especially when support workflows, advertising setup, or data practices change. For privacy questions or compliance concerns, contact [email protected].