Music & Copyright
Song Trivia is a game framework, not a music host. We do not own, upload, download, redistribute, or store any audio file. Every track you hear during a game is streamed in real time via YouTube\u2019s official, publicly-available IFrame embed player on the user\u2019s own device. We are simply pointing at a song; YouTube is delivering it.
Track metadata (title, artist, album, cover art, year) is fetched from official APIs \u2014 the Spotify Web API for user-imported playlists and the YouTube Data API for matching playable references. All copyrighted text, audio, imagery, and trademarks belong to their respective rights holders, and inclusion here implies no endorsement.
Users may create or import playlists. By doing so, the user warrants that they have the right to reference the underlying tracks via public services. Song Trivia does not redistribute the user\u2019s playlists publicly without explicit user action.
Takedown requests
Rights holders may request removal of a specific track, cover image, or playlist entry at any time. Email us with: (a) the URL or track identifier, (b) the work allegedly infringed, (c) your relationship to the work, and (d) the action requested. Verified requests are acted on promptly \u2014 typically within 72 hours.
User reporting
Players can also flag a broken song (audio failed to play), wrong metadata (incorrect title/artist), or an explicit track that should have been filtered. These reports help us clean the catalog for everyone.
Common questions
Does Song Trivia host or store music?
No. Song Trivia does not upload, download, host, or distribute audio. All music is streamed live via YouTube's official IFrame embed player.
How does Song Trivia get song metadata?
Track titles, artist names, album titles, and cover art come from official APIs (Spotify Web API for user imports, YouTube Data API for playable references). All copyrighted material remains the property of its respective rights holders.
Can rights holders request removal?
Yes. Email us with the track URL, your relationship to the work, and the requested action. We act on verified takedown requests promptly.
Can users report broken songs or wrong metadata?
Yes. From any playlist page you can flag a broken song, wrong title/artist, or an explicit track that should have been filtered. Reports help us clean the database for everyone.