Privacy

Privacy for the WorldTune web player.

WorldTune lets people listen from the browser without creating a web account. This page explains what the site may store locally, how third-party services may be involved, and what choices users have.

Continue to the player in the same tab and resume exploring stations.

What the Player May Store Locally

Favorites

Your favorite stations can be stored in browser storage on your device so you can return to them quickly.

Browsing Preferences

Search terms, selected filters, sort choices, and similar convenience settings may also be stored locally to preserve your experience between visits.

No Required Web Account

Normal playback does not require creating a personal web account or submitting profile details to start listening.

External Streams and Supporting Services

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

The site may also use supporting services for catalog updates, track enrichment, cover art, lyrics lookups, analytics, or advertising delivery. Those providers operate under their own terms and privacy practices.

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

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

Your Choices

Browser Controls

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

Ad Preferences

Depending on the advertising services in use, you may also have browser-level or provider-level controls related to ad personalization.

Policy Updates

This page may be updated as WorldTune evolves, especially when support workflows, advertising setup, or data practices change.