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Cookie Policy

How Be Musix uses cookies and similar tracking technologies to keep your sessions secure, remember your preferences and power Free Music Distribution, Vevo / Video Distribution, and Rights Management — and how you can manage or disable them in your browser at any time.

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  • Categories: 4 types
  • Language: English
Manage cookies

Be Musix (“we”, “us”, or “our”) uses cookies and similar tracking technologies on our website and platform. This page explains what cookies are, how we use them, and your choices regarding their use. By using our services you acknowledge the use of cookies as described here, subject to your browser settings and applicable law.

01 Introduction

This Cookie Policy explains how Be Musix uses cookies and similar tracking technologies on our website and platform. It complements our Privacy Policy and applies to every visitor and registered user. Reading both gives you a complete view of how data is collected, used and protected when you interact with our services.

Wherever local law (such as the EU GDPR or California CCPA/CPRA) requires explicit consent for non-essential cookies, we will ask for that consent before setting them. You can refuse or withdraw it at any time by blocking or deleting those cookies in your browser settings — this will not affect access to core distribution, royalty-reporting or rights-management features.

02 What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your device by websites you visit. They are widely used to make sites work, work better and provide information to site owners about how visitors interact. Cookies cannot run programs or carry malware to your device — they only store and read text.

  • Session cookies — temporary; deleted when you close your browser.
  • Persistent cookies — stored for a defined lifetime (usually 30 days to 24 months).
  • First-party cookies — set by Be Musix directly.
  • Third-party cookies — set by partners (analytics, video, support, marketing).
  • Similar technologies — pixels, local storage, SDK identifiers used the same way as cookies.

03 How We Use Cookies

Cookies make the Be Musix experience possible. We use them to:

  • Authenticate users and protect against CSRF, session-fixation and bot abuse.
  • Remember preferences such as language, theme, layout and recently used dashboards.
  • Measure anonymous performance signals so we can improve speed, reliability and feature quality.
  • Support marketing measurement (only with consent) so campaign performance can be evaluated.
  • Enable embedded media, support widgets and external help-desk tools where applicable.

Why cookies matter for artists & labels

  • Secure Sessions

    Strictly necessary cookies keep your login secure and protect against CSRF, session-fixation and brute-force attempts.

  • Faster Pages

    Performance cookies cache anonymous metrics so we can spot slow routes and ship optimizations quickly.

  • Saved Preferences

    Functionality cookies remember language, layout and theme so you don’t reconfigure on every visit.

  • Better Analytics

    Aggregated, anonymized signals help us understand which features artists rely on most.

  • Fraud Detection

    Security cookies flag suspicious sign-in patterns, payment anomalies and bot traffic.

  • Transparent Choices

    Every category is explained on this page, and you can block or delete optional cookies in your browser at any time.

04 Cookie Categories

The cookies we use fall into four categories. Each category serves a clear purpose, and optional categories can be blocked or deleted in your browser settings.

  • Strictly Necessary

    Can be disabled: Usually No (required for core functions)

    Essential for core website/platform functionality such as login sessions, security controls, and page navigation.

    Examples: Authentication/session state, CSRF/security tokens, load balancing

  • Performance & Analytics

    Can be disabled: Yes

    Help us understand traffic, usage patterns, feature performance, and how users interact with pages.

    Examples: Page views, session metrics, anonymous performance signals

  • Functionality

    Can be disabled: Yes

    Remember settings and preferences to improve your experience (e.g., UI preferences, language, layout options).

    Examples: Preference storage, remembered settings, convenience options

  • Targeting & Marketing

    Can be disabled: Yes

    May be used by advertising/marketing partners to measure campaign performance and show relevant content or ads.

    Examples: Ad conversion tags, retargeting pixels, campaign attribution cookies

05 Third-Party Cookies

We may work with third-party services that set cookies on your device. Each provider operates under its own privacy policy and may use cookies for purposes listed below.

  • Google Analytics

    Website traffic and usage analytics

    Helps understand visits, performance and content effectiveness.

  • YouTube (embedded videos)

    Video playback and embedded media functionality

    May set cookies when you interact with embedded content.

  • Meta / Facebook Pixel

    Ad performance and conversion measurement

    Helps evaluate Meta-platform campaign outcomes.

  • Support / Chat Tools

    Live support and help desk operations

    Improves support experience and session continuity.

Specific providers in use can change as our toolset evolves. The categories of providers (analytics, video, support, marketing) and the purpose of each will always be reflected here.

06 Managing Cookies

You manage cookies through your browser settings. Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies — all of them, only third-party cookies, or just the cookies of one site — and the links below show how.

Manage in your browser

Note: Disabling strictly necessary cookies will affect login, security and core dashboard functionality. Disabling other categories only affects optional features.

08 Policy Updates

We may update this Cookie Policy when technology, legal requirements or platform features change. The “Last Updated” date at the top of the page always shows the latest revision. For material changes we will surface a notice on the platform and (where appropriate) request renewed consent.

We encourage you to revisit this page periodically to stay informed about how cookies are used.

09 Contact Us

Questions, concerns or data-rights requests? We answer within one business day.

  • Privacy Mailbox

    For all cookie and privacy-related queries, including data-access and erasure requests.

    [email protected]
  • Support & Legal

    For account-specific questions, billing, distribution support and legal escalations.

    Open contact page
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How it works

Manage your cookies in four simple steps.

Transparency first. Review, decide, configure and update — your preferences belong to you, not us.

  1. Review

    Read what each cookie category does and which third-party services we work with.

  2. Decide

    Decide which optional categories you want active — analytics, functionality, marketing.

  3. Configure

    Use your browser settings to apply your preference — section 6 links to the instructions for each browser.

  4. Update

    Revisit this page any time to update preferences or read about new cookies we add.

Frequently asked

Cookie FAQ.

Quick answers about cookies, your choices and how to reach our privacy team.

What are cookies and why does Be Musix use them?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Be Musix uses them to keep your login session secure, remember preferences (language, theme, layout), measure anonymous performance signals, and — when consent is given — support marketing measurement. They make the platform faster, safer and more personalized.

Can I disable cookies on the Be Musix website?

Yes. You can manage cookies through your browser settings — block or delete all cookies, or only third-party cookies. Disabling strictly necessary cookies will affect login, security and core dashboard functionality, but disabling analytics, functionality or marketing cookies only affects optional features.

Does Be Musix use third-party cookies?

We may use third-party tools (analytics, embedded media players, support/chat tools, marketing measurement) that can set or access cookies. Section 5 lists the categories of providers; specific providers in use can change as our toolset evolves and will always be reflected here.

Will disabling analytics or marketing cookies stop music distribution services?

No. Disabling non-essential cookies affects analytics, personalization or marketing features only — not core distribution, royalty reporting or rights-management operations. Some convenience features (saved preferences, recommendations) may behave differently.

How long are cookies stored on my device?

Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser. Persistent cookies remain for a defined lifetime (commonly 30 days to 24 months depending on purpose). You can clear them at any time using your browser settings.

Are cookies safe? Can they harm my device?

Cookies are plain text — they cannot execute code or carry viruses. The risks they raise are privacy-related, not security ones, which is why we publish this policy and explain how to manage cookies in your browser.

What happens if I clear my cookies?

You will be signed out of any active sessions, your saved preferences (language, layout, theme) will be reset to defaults, and we will treat your next visit as a new visitor for analytics purposes.

How often is the Cookie Policy updated?

We update this policy whenever the technology, legal requirements, or platform features change. The “Last Updated” date at the top of the page always shows the latest revision.

How do I contact Be Musix about cookies or privacy?

Email [email protected] or use the in-platform support channel. Section 9 of this page lists current contact details, including legal escalation for complex cases.

Contents

Contents

  1. 01Introduction
  2. 02What Are Cookies?
  3. 03How We Use Cookies
  4. 04Cookie Categories
  5. 05Third-Party Cookies
  6. 06Managing Cookies
  7. 07Consent Choices
  8. 08Policy Updates
  9. 09Contact Us