Privacy policy
This page explains what Doxapraxis collects, why it is used, and the choices available to account holders.
Last updated 26 August 2026Information we collect
Public song, artist, lyrics-source, discussion, and theological-assessment information can be viewed without an account. When you sign in with Google, Doxapraxis receives your Google account identifier, verified email address, display name, profile image, locale when supplied, and sign-in timestamps.
We also store content you submit, including comments, reports, and song requests. The service records security and operational data such as request IDs, timestamps, route, response status, latency, and error diagnostics.
How information is used
Information is used to authenticate accounts, attribute public comments, moderate abuse, process song requests, secure and operate the service, and improve reliability. Doxapraxis does not sell personal information.
Processors and third-party services
Google provides sign-in. The hosting, database, uptime, and error-monitoring providers process operational data on the operator’s behalf. Spotify, Musixmatch, and OpenAI may process song metadata or licensed content only when the corresponding integration is enabled and contractually permitted.
Cookies and security
Doxapraxis uses a secure, HTTP-only session cookie. Mutating requests require an allowed production origin and a session-specific CSRF token. Reasonable safeguards reduce risk, but no online service can promise absolute security.
Advertising and advertising cookies
Doxapraxis uses Google AdSense to display and measure advertising. Google and other third-party vendors may place or read cookies on your browser, or use web beacons, IP addresses, and other identifiers, when ads are served or an ad tag loads. Google may use advertising cookies to serve personalised or non-personalised ads and to measure their performance, depending on your settings, consent choices, and location.
You can manage personalised advertising in Google Ads Settings and learn more about how Google uses information from sites that use its services.
Your choices
You can delete individual comments or permanently delete your account from your profile. See the data retention and deletion policy. For privacy questions, contact the support email shown on the Google consent screen.