Privacy Policy

Currents has no account system and no Wave Labs media servers. It is designed to work directly between your Apple TV, Plex, and Apple’s App Store. This policy explains what is stored, what is sent where, and what Wave Labs LLC can and cannot see.

1. Information Stored on Your Apple TV

Currents stores your Plex token in the Apple Keychain. Your generated channels and preferences are stored locally on your Apple TV: lineup order, renames, enabled state, numbering, the last tuned channel, guide and playback preferences, break settings, and the schedule records that keep your channels airing on time across restarts and app updates. If your Plex account uses Plex Home profiles, this setup is kept separately per profile.

A small on-device summary of what’s airing is shared with the app’s Top Shelf extension so the Apple TV Home screen can show what’s on; it never leaves the device. Currents also remembers your server’s addresses, including its local network address, so playback can continue when your internet connection fails.

2. Services Currents Contacts

Currents connects to plex.tv and your selected Plex server to link your account, discover your libraries, build channels, retrieve media information and artwork, and play your media. Those communications are governed by Plex’s policies and your Plex configuration.

Currents communicates with Apple’s App Store to display Premium purchase options, complete purchases, restore purchases, and verify Premium access. Apple handles payment information under Apple’s policies; Wave Labs never sees it.

3. Technical Diagnostics

Currents uses Sentry to receive technical diagnostics, such as crash reports, performance measurements, reliability logs and metrics, and recordings and screenshots of the app's screen that help diagnose problems. This information is used only to operate, improve, and support Currents, may be processed in the United States, and is retained for a limited period.

Because a screen recording or screenshot shows the app as it appeared, it can include what was on screen at the time, such as channel and program information, artwork, and playback. Currents masks sign-in codes and information that identifies your Plex account or locates your server, and never sends your Plex token or payment information. Diagnostics are not used for advertising or profiling. There is no advertising SDK and no behavioral product analytics.

When you choose Report a Problem, the support code and Sentry event identifier in your email intentionally connect that user-initiated message with its technical diagnostic event, so we can find exactly what happened to you.

4. Information Wave Labs Does Not Collect or Sell

Currents does not collect your Plex library or viewing activity for advertising, audience measurement, or behavioral profiling. Wave Labs does not sell personal information, and does not share it for advertising.

5. Children

Currents is not directed at children and has no account system. What can be watched through Currents is governed by your own Plex libraries and by the restriction settings of Plex and Apple.

6. Retention and Control

Local setup, including inactive Premium choices and assets, is intentionally preserved if Premium access ends, so you can return without rebuilding your channels. Signing out removes the Plex token; deleting the application removes Currents’ local app data. Plex account access can also be revoked through Plex. To ask about, or request deletion of, diagnostics connected to a support report you sent, email support@mycurrents.app.

7. Security

Currents uses Apple’s Keychain for the Plex token and relies on the security controls provided by tvOS, Plex, and the App Store. No system can guarantee absolute security.

8. Changes

We may update this policy as Currents changes. An updated policy will be made available with the application or on the Currents website.

9. Contact

Privacy questions or requests may be sent to support@mycurrents.app.