Bandcamp says it does not rent or sell personal data
Bandcamp says it neither rents nor sells your personal data, while allowing other specific types of sharing described in its policy.
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Bandcamp says it neither rents nor sells your personal data, while allowing other specific types of sharing described in its policy.
For User Submissions, the terms grant a perpetual, irrevocable license for service and business use, including promotion and redistribution, while you keep other ownership rights.
The terms allow Bandcamp to terminate access immediately, with or without cause or notice, and say this may destroy account information and access to purchased music.
The privacy policy lists messages between users as collected data, while the terms disclaim a guarantee of privacy for communications sent through the service.
With your active consent, Bandcamp and advertising partners may track clicks, activity, and even mouse movements or keystrokes; the policy offers a way to withdraw consent.
This applies only if you actively consent to tracking through the cookie banner; the policy says you can manage preferences or withdraw consent through Cookie Settings.
Use the Cookie Settings link to manage or withdraw tracking consent.
Bandcamp says it neither rents nor sells your personal data, while allowing other specific types of sharing described in its policy.
For certain features, a band may receive your email, country, and ZIP code; opting into its mailing list is optional, and the band’s use is limited.
This applies when you use certain features that involve Fan Information. Joining the relevant band's mailing list is an opt-in choice, not stated as a condition for all such disclosures.
The terms treat submissions as published and say they may identify you by your public User ID; only some submissions can be marked private.
This applies when you submit content; the policy says only certain submissions may be designated private.
The policy says profile information, including purchase history, may be displayed in some cases; email visibility has exceptions, and some items can be marked private.
Display is described as occurring in certain cases. The policy allows some submissions to be private, but says not all can be designated private.
For User Submissions, the terms grant a perpetual, irrevocable license for service and business use, including promotion and redistribution, while you keep other ownership rights.
This applies to User Submissions you submit, such as comments, photos, or audio; the terms separately address Artists’ Music.
The terms allow Bandcamp to terminate access immediately, with or without cause or notice, and say this may destroy account information and access to purchased music.
The terms seek to require arbitration in Los Angeles and say claims must begin within one year; they also provide for reimbursement of the prevailing party’s reasonable expenses.
Digital sales are final except where law or Bandcamp provides otherwise; purchased content may be removed, and legally required access denial generally brings no refund.
Promptly download purchased content to your own device, as the terms recommend.
Artist Subscriptions automatically renew at the end of each period unless you cancel before it ends; cancellation takes effect after the current period.
This applies only if you purchase an Artist Subscription.
For merchandise purchases, inquiries go to the artist; Bandcamp disclaims refund responsibility except as stated in the terms and says it will not resolve buyer-seller disputes.
This applies to merchandise transactions, not digital-content purchases.
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This report was generated from saved policy text and checked in a second automated review. Automated interpretation can still miss or misread terms. The source documents were retrieved on Oct 19, 2026. Policies may have changed since retrieval.