Legal
Rime’s policies on your account, uploads, privacy, safety, copyright and release pages.
Which policy do I need?
Terms of Service
The agreement between you and Rime: your music and the licence Rime gets, unreleased music, listening, events, paid features, AI, moderation and disputes.
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Privacy Policy
What Rime knows about you, why, who else sees it, how long it stays, and your rights.
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Community Guidelines
How to behave on Rime: uploads, profiles, comments, requests, and what’s never allowed.
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Copyright
Rights in music on Rime: how to send a rights notice or report a leak, what Rime does, and how to dispute a removal.
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Plain-language summary
These policies form one connected system, not separate documents. The short version:
You keep ownership of your work.
Uploading to Rime does not transfer ownership of your music, artwork, artist name or credits. Rime only needs limited rights to host, process, review and show your work on Rime.
Tracks move because people listened.
Signals, the Weekly, the Final and release readiness come from real listening and published results. Never from paid placement, fake activity or manipulation.
Safety and privacy are part of the product.
Reports, blocking, review, content warnings, privacy settings and rights requests protect artists, curators and listeners, without exposing private review details.
Legal contact
For copyright, rights, takedown, or legal questions, contact Rime with the relevant track, profile, playlist, release page, or account link when possible.
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