Privacy Policy

Lofibrary · last updated 16 September 2026

1. What Lofibrary is

Lofibrary is a private, single-user application. It is operated by the owner of the YouTube channel Jazz in the Stacks in order to produce and publish that channel's own videos. It has exactly one user: the channel owner. It is not a public service, and nobody else can sign in to it.

2. What data it accesses

With the channel owner's explicit consent, Lofibrary uses YouTube API Services to work on the owner's own channel: uploading videos to it, setting their titles, descriptions and chapters, adding them to playlists, setting their thumbnails, and replying to comments left on those videos. No data belonging to any other person or channel is accessed.

3. What it does not do

4. Where the authorisation is stored

The OAuth tokens that authorise Lofibrary to act on the channel are stored on the channel owner's own server, in a file readable only by the owner. They are never transmitted anywhere other than to Google's own API endpoints.

5. YouTube API Services

Lofibrary uses YouTube API Services. By using it you are agreeing to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service. Google's handling of data is described in the Google Privacy Policy.

6. Removing access

The authorisation can be revoked at any time from the Google account's third-party access page. Revoking it stops Lofibrary from accessing the channel immediately.

7. Contact

Any question about this policy can be left as a comment on the Jazz in the Stacks channel, or sent to the email address listed in that channel's About section.