Mics Off

What you say to a DJ should stay between you. This page lists what we keep, for what, and what you can ask us to drop.

What we keep

• The account: email, a hashed password, the name you give, birth date, gender and whatever you pin to your frequency page.
• Your chats with the hosts, and the card-index notes each one keeps on you.
• Two cookies: the session, and a note that you got past the studio door.
• Payments, kept as a sum and a transaction number. No card ever passes through us.
• Short-lived server logs, for security.

Why

To keep the chat on the air, enforce the standards and keep the lights on. Each message is read by an AI model on our servers, or by a provider tied to that single job, and automated monitors look for safety problems. Your messages are not sold, and sponsors never see them.

The listener tally

A bare counter tells us how many tuned in and from which direction. It cannot read a chat.

Your controls

In the chat's menu you can amend what a DJ has noted about you, export a transcript or erase the tape. To remove the whole account, send word to the footer from the email you registered. If your own law grants you more, name it and we will follow.