Colby's Infinite Disc Changer Privacy Policy
Last updated October 29, 2026Colby's Infinite Disc Changer doesn't collect any data about you. There's no account with us, no analytics, no ads, and no server of ours. The app only talks to Plex and your own Plex Media Server.
Plex
You sign in on Plex's own page, and Plex gives the app an access token. Like every Plex app, Disc Changer sends a random install ID, its name and version, and "iOS" with its requests. That's why it appears under Authorized Devices in your Plex account, where you can revoke it.
Browsing, streaming, and playlist changes go directly to your server, or through Plex's relay when a direct connection isn't possible. Playback is reported to your server so your Plex listening history stays current. Plex's privacy policy covers what Plex does with your data.
On your device and in iCloud
Your Plex token is stored in the iOS Keychain. Settings, cached artwork, downloads, and widget data stay on your device. Listeners and saved mixes sync through your own iCloud account, which we can't access. Siri and Shortcuts requests are handled on-device.
Purchases and crash reports
Disc Changer is a paid app, bought once on the App Store. Apple handles all payments, and we only see aggregate sales, never your name or payment details. The app has no analytics or crash-reporting code. If you've opted in to sharing with developers, Apple may send us anonymous crash reports, which we use only to fix bugs.
Deleting your data
Signing out removes your Plex tokens and downloaded music. Deleting the app removes everything else on your device. To remove synced listeners and mixes, go to Settings → [your name] → iCloud → Manage Storage.
Changes
If Disc Changer ever starts collecting data, this policy and the App Store privacy label will be updated before that version ships.
Contact
Colby's Infinite Disc Changer is an independent app, not affiliated with Plex, Inc.