Privacy Policy
Effective
J_nderscore operates JunderRadio. This policy covers the Activity, its player and shop, and the information the operator receives when you use them. You can request access, correction or deletion through the app or by email.
What the app collects and why
- Discord identity and connection. The app uses your Discord user ID, username or display name, authorization data, and relevant Activity, server, channel and interaction IDs to verify your session, connect you to rooms and apply permissions.
- Listening and participation. Room ownership, roles, presence, track requests, playback actions, queue and history keep the room in sync. The app saves your library, favorites, playlists, XP, JunderCoins and equipped items so you can return to them. Song Wars records entries, choices, votes and results to run battles and rankings.
- Media. When you search, import or upload, the app processes the search terms, source links, track details or files needed for playback. A submitted URL can contain access information. Only submit links you intend to share with listeners.
- Purchases. The shop uses your Discord ID, product and entitlement identifiers, giveaway redemptions, balances and fulfillment records to grant items, prevent duplicate grants and restore eligible downloads. Discord or the billing platform handles payment details. JunderRadio does not receive your full card number.
- Support and operation. When you send feedback or a privacy request, the operator receives your message, Discord ID and name, room identifier if available, and the submission time. Emailing also supplies your email address. Connection details such as IP addresses, request times and error information may be processed for security, rate limiting and troubleshooting. The player can remember preferences such as video quality on your device.
What other people and services receive
Explore can show your room and owner name. Participants can see names, roles, avatar and deck choices, requested tracks, playback actions and tournament activity. Leaderboards can show your name and results. Discord panels and shared player links can show room or track information to people who can open them. Support and privacy messages go to the operator privately.
JunderRadio exchanges authorization, Activity and purchase information with Discord. Media lookups and playback can send search terms, track details, URLs or connection information to the selected provider or media host. For example, Spotify and Apple Music imports can use title and artist information to find a YouTube match. A source that serves media directly to your device can receive its IP address. Discord and those providers handle their own records under their policies. See Discord’s Privacy Policy.
When room uploads are deleted
A file stays available while it is playing, queued in a room or used in an active Song Wars matchup. The one-hour deletion timer starts after its last active use ends across rooms. Queueing it again restarts that process. The running server removes expired files during cleanup and checks again after a restart. This timer applies to the file itself. Account, purchase and room records have separate retention rules.
Sound Marketplace files and sales
Marketplace listings show the seller’s display name, sound title, price, license availability and audio preview. JunderRadio stores the original file privately and records buyer and seller account identifiers, license purchases, sale times and coin balances to deliver downloads and resolve disputes. When a seller or the operator removes the listing, or the last license sells, new sales stop. The download window ends 24 hours later. The server then deletes the original and preview during cleanup, including after a restart. Purchase records remain available separately from the audio.
Storage and retention
Connections to the public service use HTTPS. The operator stores room, account and fulfillment records on the server that hosts JunderRadio. On the website, a secure cookie keeps you signed in to the same Discord account. Sign-in sessions expire after eight hours. One-time website sign-in codes expire after five minutes. Room history is bounded. Saved libraries, progression and purchases persist between sessions. Support and security information is kept as needed to resolve requests and protect the service.
The operator deletes Discord-provided data when it is no longer needed to run the service, if the service closes, or promptly after a verified deletion request, except where retention is required by law. Removing the app from your Discord account stops your use of it but does not itself send a deletion request. Discord manages its own billing and account records.
Ask about or delete your data
In JunderRadio, select Privacy request in the footer to send a private message to the operator, J_nderscore. You can also email trussell1999@gmail.com, including if you can no longer open the Activity.
Say whether you want a copy, correction or deletion of your JunderRadio data. An in-app request identifies your signed-in account. If you email, include your Discord user ID so the operator can find your records and verify account control. Never send a password, token or payment card number. Deleting your data can remove your library, progression, cosmetics and saved room information.
Changes
The operator will update the effective date when this policy changes and provide additional notice in the Activity for material changes where required.