Live Music Archive

Privacy Policy

Live Music Archive was built with privacy in mind. The app uses no third-party analytics software. The only usage data that reaches anyone outside your device is whatever Apple shares with app developers through App Store Connect, and only if you opt in under iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Analytics & Improvements → Share with App Developers.

We do not store any user data — such as favorites or listening history — on our servers. All data is stored locally on your device, or privately in your iCloud account if you have iCloud enabled.

The app collects diagnostics (recent events, logs, and device info) to help resolve problems if they pop up. Diagnostics are stored locally on your device and never uploaded automatically. If you'd like to send them to the developer, you can do so from the Support menu, which opens the iOS share sheet so you choose the destination (typically email to contact@livemusicarchive.app). You can disable diagnostic collection in the Support menu, but this does make it more difficult to offer support if you need it.

By using Live Music Archive, you are subject to the Internet Archive's Terms & Privacy Policy since Live Music Archive accesses the Internet Archive's API for your listening pleasure.

Live Music Archive may access Phish.in's API to stream Phish audience recordings; when it does, your use of that content is subject to Phish.in's Privacy Policy.

Since we don't store user data on our servers, there's nothing on our end to retain, export, or delete. If you have a privacy question or request, email contact@livemusicarchive.app.

Live Music Archive may access Phish.in's API to stream Phish audience recordings; when it does, your use of that content is subject to Phish.in's Privacy Policy.

Not that we have any of your data, but Live Music Archive would not sell or rent it if we did.