You retain full ownership of all content you create. All lists, spots, notes, music tags, and photos you commit to your collections remain your intellectual property. We do not claim ownership over your personal memories or curation.
By publishing content publicly or allowing your collections to be shared on Circle, you grant Sruper Inc. and our peer users a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, transferable, sublicensable licence to host, store, cache, reproduce, adapt for display, distribute within the service, and publicly display that content for the purposes of operating, developing, securing, and promoting Circle. The licence continues for as long as the content remains on the service and for a reasonable period afterwards, so that routine backups may expire.
You represent and warrant that you own or hold every right necessary to grant that licence for everything you add, and that your content infringes no copyright, trade mark, moral right, privacy right, right of publicity, contractual obligation, or applicable law.
You acknowledge that when you save a link, reference, or third-party item, our systems may automatically retrieve, download, cache, transcode, and store copies of the associated material — including images, artwork, previews, audio, and metadata — on our servers and on our content delivery infrastructure. That retrieval is performed at your direction and on your instruction. You are solely responsible for the lawfulness of everything you introduce to the service by any means, whether uploaded by you directly or fetched automatically as a consequence of your action.
Account Deletion & Saved-Item Handling
You may delete your account at any time directly through the in-app settings menu. When deletion begins, your profile and content are hidden immediately and your Sign in with Apple authorization is revoked. You may restore your account for 30 days. After that restoration window, your account credentials, private collections, and personal identifiers are permanently erased from our active databases.
For public items that other people saved into their own personal libraries before your account deletion, Circle retains only de-identified, attribution-free item metadata (such as spot coordinates or media catalog identifiers) while removing your author identity, username, and personal notes.