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Privacy

ArtistInline collects far less than most sites, because it does not have anywhere to put it. This page describes what actually happens rather than restating a policy the site does not implement.

What this site collects

No accounts, no analytics, and no cookies set by this site. Browsing the directory does not create a record of you anywhere.

There are no forms. Nothing on this site asks for your name, your email address or anything else, so there is nothing for it to collect or store.

If you email hello@artistinline.com, that message is kept only as long as it takes to answer you.

Artist information in the directory

Profiles hold publicly available professional information: stage name, publicly documented birth name, city of origin, genre, best-known songs, and links to official channels.

No private contact details are stored — no personal phone numbers, private email addresses, or home addresses. None would be added.

Biographies are short summaries compiled from public sources. They are not authorised statements from artists or their representatives, and they may contain errors.

Any artist or authorised representative can have a profile removed on request, with no justification required.

Outbound links

Channel links open on the destination platform, which has its own privacy practices. Where a handle is not confidently known, the link opens that platform’s search rather than guessing an account that may not belong to the artist.

Fonts and assets

Typefaces are self-hosted at build time rather than fetched from a third party at page load, so visiting a page does not make a request to a font provider.

Artist photographs are served from this site rather than hotlinked, so viewing a profile does not make a request to Wikimedia either.

Country outlines come from the public-domain world-atlas dataset, derived from Natural Earth, and are bundled with the site. The interactive map loads its background tiles from a third-party tile provider, which will see the tile requests your browser makes.

Getting in touch

Questions about any of this, or a request to remove something: hello@artistinline.com.