What we collect
Nothing. No account, no email, no analytics, no crash reporting. None of it is in the app.
Nothing. No account, no email, no analytics, no crash reporting. None of it is in the app.
On your phone, in its own storage. Uninstalling the app takes it with you.
There isn't one. Radioh has no backend, so there is nowhere for us to keep anything.
No cookies, no analytics, no third-party scripts or fonts. We can't tell you were here.
Radioh has no account, no advertising, no analytics and no crash reporting. We do not run a server, so there is nowhere for us to keep anything about you. Everything the app remembers stays on your phone.
Radioh saves your settings and your list using your phone's own storage:
None of this is sent anywhere. Uninstalling the app removes it.
Radioh has no backend of its own. It talks to three kinds of third party, and each of them sees your device's IP address, as any internet service does.
radio-browser.info is the community-maintained catalogue that supplies every station in the app. Radioh sends it the searches it needs to fill the screen: a country, a language, a station name. When you start playing a station, Radioh also sends that station's identifier so its popularity count stays honest. No identifier of yours is attached; the requests carry only the app's name.
Playing a station opens a direct connection from your phone to whoever runs that station. Radioh does not sit in the middle and nothing is re-hosted, which means the station's own operator can see that a listener connected, on their own terms.
When a station announces what it is playing, Radioh looks that song title up to show cover art. It sends the song title and nothing else.
Most free apps pay for themselves by watching what you do. Radioh doesn't. There is no analytics, telemetry or crash-reporting code in it at all — so we cannot tell how often you open it, what you listen to, how long you listen, or that you installed it in the first place. Not anonymised, not aggregated: the code to collect it is simply not in the app.
If you use the review drawer, the star you tap is remembered on your phone and the review itself is handed to Google Play or to the App Store. Whatever you write there goes to them under their terms, not ours. Radioh never sees it.
The same promise applies here. radioh.beskar.tech sets no cookies, runs no analytics or tracking scripts, and embeds nothing from a third party — the typefaces are served from this domain rather than a font CDN, precisely so that visiting this page tells no one else that you did.
Radioh is not directed at children and collects nothing from anyone. Station content comes from the broadcasters themselves and is not curated by us.
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it, and the revised version is posted at this URL.
Beskar Technologies LLP — baid@beskar.tech