StreamToWorld Policy

Privacy Notice

Version: 2026-04-02

StreamToWorld processes account and operational streaming data so users can authenticate, manage destinations, control live broadcasts, review usage, and keep account operations reliable. This notice is intended to explain the kinds of information involved in that workflow at a public-site level.

Information We Process

Account identity details such as name, email, login method, and plan state.
Operational broadcast data such as destinations, stream sessions, usage history, and output status.
Authentication and session artifacts used to secure access and support login or recovery flows.
Billing identity details when the user saves them for checkout and account reuse.

Why We Process It

To authenticate users and protect access to the streaming console.
To run restream workflows, destination delivery, and quota enforcement.
To provide billing, admin, support, and operational troubleshooting paths.
To preserve session history and account-level service continuity after refreshes or restarts.

Retention and Service Operations

Session tokens, recovery artifacts, and temporary auth state values are managed according to the platform's runtime and cleanup policies. Historical sessions, usage events, and account-level operational records may be retained where needed to support quota accounting, support review, and service reliability.

Your Account Controls

Users manage most streaming, billing, and profile actions from the authenticated console. Where supported by the product, account holders can update saved details, review session history, and request support through the account context tied to their service records.

Access and Support Path

Public legal pages are provided so visitors can review trust information before signup, while account-specific billing, streaming, and support interactions continue inside the console where the correct user context is available.