These crash reports are anonymized and contain no information that reveal your identity, your accounts, your exact device or your usage of the app. In case of app crashes, iPeng will collect anonymized information about the crash and send it to a crash reporting service we use and that is run by Microsoft.This behavior and the data transferred do not differ if using iPeng or using your Squeezebox device directly or through any other means of remote control. This is the case in both scenarios – using directly or Logitech Media Server. This might reveal information about you (your device’s IP address or the account you use with the online source as well as the information you request from there) to the respective service. above, your server or iPeng might have to read information from online services you address. If you use music services or other online information sources with your Squeezebox/iPeng setup, particularly in the cases 2.3.-2.5.This is an option that can be configured separately in iPeng under “Settings->iPeng Settings->Use for artwork caching”. music streaming services or internet radio). If you enable, iPeng can use the service to generate artwork thumbnails for all cover art you use from remote sources in iPeng (e.g.If you use any 3 rd party music services, either through or through your own server, the music service will get information about which music you are listening to.In all cases where you use a music service operated through, no matter if you use directly or through your own server, will get information about your music service accounts and the music you listen to.If you use your Squeezebox and iPeng as in I.1, will get information about the music you listen to and the music services you use.If you use directly as described in (II.1) above, you will have to provide the account credentials (e-mail, password) of your account.The address of the device iPeng is running on.However, if you want to use, iPeng needs to connect to this service, run by Logitech, and while doing so, iPeng will transfer the following information about you to the service in the following scenarios:.Information about the iPeng In-App-Purchases you have done, e.g.Login data you use to connect to a server.
The app itself only collects the following information and only stores it locally on your device or in your iCloud account:
In this case your device will be completely controlled by. You can use it to operate your Squeezebox without having to run your own (Logitech Media) Server.is an online service run by Logitech that has two roles in the use of your Squeezebox (or compatible) devices: If you want to use iPeng with, you have to allow the app to do so. IPeng does not collect and transfer personal information to or Du!Business GmbH, but depending on how you operate your Squeezebox you might have to use iPeng together with Logitech’s service, meaning that iPeng has to send some data to that service.
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