Encrypted connected-account tokens
OAuth tokens stored by ApexStream are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. They are used to provide the connected broadcasting feature you authorize.
Security and trust
Clear facts about how your connections are handled.
This page explains controls that exist today. It does not claim a certification, audit opinion, uninterrupted availability, or an absolute security guarantee.
Connections stay under your control
You can disconnect an integration from the dashboard. When the final YouTube channel for a connected Google account is removed, ApexStream deletes its local token copies and requests revocation from Google.
Sensitive stream details are treated as credentials
Stream keys and account tokens are not shown as public profile information. Use the dashboard to replace or disconnect them when a platform rotates access.
Point-in-time service checks
The service-health page reports the current result of a core API check. It is not an uptime history, service-level promise, or a statement about third-party platforms.
Privacy details
Read what data is processed, why it is used, and how to request deletion.
Read privacy policyService health
See the latest point-in-time result from the public core API check.
Check service healthReport a concern
Use the contact form for a security or privacy concern so the team can route it appropriately.
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