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Include the public page address or the room/exchange ID and a short explanation. Do not send passwords, sign-in credentials, full invitation links or unnecessary private notes. A report is reviewed by a person; it does not automatically remove content.
Control your participation
You can decline an invitation without joining. In supported Mixtapes versions, block the person to hide shared collaborations and prevent joining together again. Blocking does not recall copies someone has already saved or close a public listening link. Its owner can stop sharing separately. You can also leave a room or cancel an exchange; room owners can remove members and revoke invitations.
Shared mixtapes and activity
Supported Mixtapes versions show a private activity inbox for suggestions, accepted invitations and relay turns. Activity and saved invitation grants are kept for 90 days, including unread items. Saving an invitation does not join a collaboration; acceptance is a separate choice. These events do not send email or enable push notifications.
An owner can keep a shared mixtape up to date on the same link. When updates are enabled, changes appear after the owner’s app sends them; someone following the tape receives them when their app refreshes. Pausing updates keeps the last shared version available. Stopping sharing makes the link unavailable. A separately saved copy stays independent.
Music Gifts have fixed editions: a new edition appears only when the owner publishes it. A tape exchange keeps the edition chosen when each person selects Ready. Sharing a link does not automatically list a mixtape in public Inspiration.
Public mixtape inspiration
A public curator profile and each public mixtape listing are separate, explicit choices. A listing includes the reviewed gift edition, including its message, recipient name, songs and notes. Later gift edits do not change that listing automatically.
Hiding your profile unlists its mixtapes and removes the people following you. Making it public again does not restore those listings or follows. Revoking a gift also hides its community appearances. Following is private; blocking hides people in signed-in community views and removes follows in both directions. Public pages remain visible to anyone who signs out.
Profiles, listings, follows and private operation receipts remain until removed through the applicable controls or verified Link erasure. Hiding a profile is not erasure. Copies already saved by other people cannot be recalled. Report a public mixtape or curator using its page address through the support link above.
Your Link data
Deleting your sign-in account also removes your Link pages, shared mixtapes, uploads, owned collaborations and community profile. Cleanup may continue after you sign out. Your personal mixtape library, Apple Music content and copies saved by other people remain.
To request removal of Link data while keeping your account, use the data-erasure request in supported Mixtapes versions or contact support. This is a manual review: receiving a request receipt does not mean the data has already been erased. Support verifies ownership before acting.