Privacy Policy

When you create an account, we may store your name, email address, display name, sign-in method, and technical data needed for account security.

When you use the site, we may process search queries, listening activity, playlists, likes, language/region/theme preferences, and security logs.

We do not sell this data to third parties for advertising.

When you sign in with Google or Facebook, we use only the information needed to verify and create your account: verified email, name/display name, and provider authentication status.

We do not read contacts, friend lists, social feeds, or private posts. The site does not post to Google or Facebook on your behalf.

For production social login, only minimal account scopes will be requested and the public privacy URL will be configured in provider consoles.

Essential cookies are used for login sessions, CSRF protection, OAuth state/PKCE security, and stable service operation.

Preference cookies remember language, region, and appearance choices.

You can block cookies in your browser, but login, region selection, and some security flows may not work correctly.

Search terms and usage signals may be used to improve results, calculate popular searches, and reduce abuse.

Region selection is used to show the relevant catalog scope; it is not the same as language selection or a GeoIP requirement.

Technical logs may be retained for security, rate limiting, debugging, and service-abuse investigations.

Content on the site can be reported. Reports are reviewed internally with the content ID/type, reason, timestamp, and reporter account data when available.

Reporter information is not shown publicly. Reports are used to investigate incorrect metadata, unavailable content, misuse, and possible rights violations.

Where appropriate, content may be restricted, corrected, or removed.

Formal copyright takedown requests are handled through our dedicated DMCA page.

DMCA requests are reviewed based on the content URL and the required information from the rights holder.

DMCA contact: dmca@mp3-tube.com.

Data is processed only as needed to operate the service, protect accounts, meet legal obligations, and investigate abuse.

Passwords are not stored in plain text. OAuth provider passwords are never received or stored.

We use server-side access controls, session security, and technical monitoring to help protect data.

You can request deletion of your account and related data by contacting privacy@mp3-tube.com.

Some security logs, legal records, and report investigations may be retained for a limited period for legal and abuse-prevention purposes.

Privacy questions: privacy@mp3-tube.com.