Privacy, clearly stated.

This policy explains how iPod Apple Music handles information when you use the app. The app is designed to offer an iPod Classical-style listening experience for modern streaming services with a simple, readable approach to privacy.

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Developer: Ting-Yu Chang Effective Date: April 5, 2026 App: iPod Apple Music

At a glance

No account creation inside the app The app does not ask you to create a separate profile or store a direct personal account with the developer.
Apple Music access is permission-based Your Apple Music library can only be accessed after you authorize MusicKit through Apple.
Podcast content comes from public sources The app uses Podcast Index API and public RSS feeds to display podcast information.
Google AdMob may process ad-related data Advertising services may use device or usage identifiers as described by Google.

If your actual app configuration changes, this policy should be updated so it stays accurate.

What the app accesses

iPod Apple Music is built to work with Apple Music and podcast metadata. The app itself is not intended to collect and store a separate user profile database for the developer.

The app may access your Apple Music library, playback state, and related Apple Music content only after you grant permission through Apple MusicKit.
The app may request public podcast metadata and RSS information through Podcast Index API and publicly available podcast feeds.
The developer does not claim ownership of your Apple Music account data or podcast feed content.

How information is used

Information accessed by the app is used to provide the core listening experience, including browsing music you are authorized to access and presenting podcast content from public sources.

To display and interact with your Apple Music library and related content within the app interface.
To load and present podcast metadata or RSS feed details from public podcast sources.
To support app monetization through advertising services, where applicable.

Third-party services

The app relies on third-party services that operate under their own terms and privacy practices.

Apple MusicKit: used to access Apple Music content after user authorization.
Podcast Index API and public RSS feeds: used to retrieve podcast metadata and feed content that is publicly available.
Google AdMob: used for advertising. Google may collect or process certain device, usage, or identifier information for ad delivery, measurement, fraud prevention, or related purposes under Google's own policies.

You can review Google's privacy information at policies.google.com/privacy.

Data retention and control

The developer's intention is not to maintain a separate long-term personal data archive for users of the app.

If app access depends on Apple Music authorization, you can revoke that access through your Apple device settings or Apple account controls where available.
Podcast information shown in the app is based on public data sources and may change when those sources change.
Advertising-related processing by Google AdMob is subject to Google's systems, settings, and policies.

Your choices

You may choose whether to grant the app access to Apple Music where permission is requested.
You may stop using the app at any time.
You may contact the developer if you have privacy questions about how the app is intended to operate.

Children's privacy

iPod Apple Music is not intended to knowingly collect personal information directly from children through a separate developer-operated account system. If you believe information has been handled in a way that raises a privacy concern, please contact the developer.

Questions about privacy?

Contact Ting-Yu Chang at kw0006667@hotmail.com for questions related to this policy or the app's intended data handling.

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