What CueRoom reads and what it never touches

• • Liked videos — up to 25 most recent items from your YouTube likes.
• • Your playlists — up to 6 playlists, 10 items each, retrieved only after you explicitly grant access.
• • Channel handle — the name and avatar of the account you signed in with, used as your in-room display identity.
• • Basic video metadata— title, channel name, duration, thumbnail, a "shorts" flag derived from duration + tags.

• • Watch history or recommendations.
• • Subscriptions, uploads, comments, private messages.
• • Your Google password — OAuth never exposes it.
• • Data from any service other than YouTube.

Imported items live in this server's memory for the lifetime of the process. There is no persistent database in the current build, which means your data is effectively ephemeral: a server restart clears it, and you can also delete it on demand. OAuth tokens live inside the session cookie and expire with it.

Video playback uses YouTube's embed player — their cookie and privacy policy apply inside the iframe. Audio thumbnails are served from YouTube's CDN. No analytics or ad networks are loaded.