Privacy Policy
Last updated: June 16, 2026
1. Introduction
This Privacy Policy explains how solana music tube handles information when you install or use the app. The app is designed to run primarily on your device while connecting to third-party music and content services when you use online features.
How privacy works here
solana music tube does not require a direct account with the app publisher. Most personal data handling happens either locally on your device or directly with the third-party service you choose to access through the app.
2. Information Stored On Your Device
The app may store the following data locally on your device to provide core functionality:
- Playback history, queues, likes, favorites and library metadata
- Playlists, pinned items and custom sorting or layout preferences
- Playlists, pinned items and custom sorting or layout preferences
- Lyrics, artwork references and app configuration settings
- Optional provider login sessions, cookies or tokens needed for sign-in based features
- Crash logs or debug logs generated on-device when those features are enabled
3. Network Requests And Third-Party Services
When you use search, streaming, sign-in, syncing, lyrics lookup, updates or similar features, the app may send requests directly from your device to third-party services or community backends configured by the app or selected by the user.
Depending on your usage, those services may include:
- YouTube or YouTube Music endpoints
- Alternative backends such as Piped or Invidious when configured
- Lyrics, translation or metadata providers used by app features
- Release, update or project-hosting endpoints such as GitHub
Those third parties process requests under their own privacy terms. The app publisher does not control the privacy practices of those services.
4. Information The Publisher Does Not Intentionally Collect Directly
The app is intended to operate without a publisher-run advertising network or dedicated analytics backend. Based on the current project structure, the publisher does not intentionally collect your personal information through a separate first-party account system inside the app itself.
5. Permissions
The app may request permissions that are relevant to its features, such as:
- Internet access for online music, metadata, login and update features
- Media access for playback controls, exports and imports
- Notification and background service permissions for playback controls
- Microphone access for optional visualizer or audio-reactive features
- Battery optimization or startup-related permissions for persistent playback behavior
6. How Your Data Is Used
Data handled by the app is used to:
- Play and manage music or media you request
- Remember your library, settings and playback state
- Support streaming playback and playback controls
- Authenticate optional provider-backed features
- Help you troubleshoot issues through locally stored logs if you choose to export them
7. Sharing And Disclosure
The app does not appear to upload your locally stored playlists, history or settings to a separate publisher-controlled server by default. However, requests you trigger may still be visible to third-party providers that serve the content or account features you use.
8. Data Retention And Control
Most app data stays associated with your app installation until you clear app data, sign out or uninstall the app. You remain responsible for your account choices and any exports you make.
9. Children's Privacy
The app is not specifically directed to children. If you are a parent or guardian, please supervise use of third-party services and content sources that may be accessed through the app.
10. Changes To This Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated to reflect changes in app features, providers or legal requirements. The updated version will be posted with a revised last-updated date.
11. Contact
Publisher Contact
Replace this section with the support email or legal contact for the person or company distributing your build of solana music tube.
Until that information is added, users should use the support channel shown in the app, store listing or repository associated with the distributed build.