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Категории собираемых персональных данных

«Персональные данные» — это любые данные, с помощью которых Deezer может напрямую или косвенно установить вашу личность.

Вы можете сами предоставить свои персональные данные, их могут передавать третьи лица (например, когда вы оформляете подписку на услугу Deezer через оператора связи) либо мы можем собирать их автоматически, когда вы используете услугу Deezer. Когда мы просим вас предоставить ваши персональные данные, мы указываем те из них, которые собираются в обязательном порядке. Мы благодарим вас за предоставление исчерпывающих и точных данных. Если вы не предоставите нам исчерпывающие и точные данные, мы не сможем предоставить вам услугу Deezer.

Ниже представлены категории персональных данных, которые мы собираем в связи с услугой Deezer, и для каждой из категорий приводится примерный перечень необходимых персональных данных.

Персональные данные, которые собираются при оформлении подписки на услугу Deezer

Обратите внимание, что при входе в систему вам может понадобиться пройти проверку Google reCAPTCHA, которая помогает нам защитить услугу Deezer. Google reCAPTCHA используется в соответствии с Политикой конфиденциальности Google и Условиями использования Google

Персональные данные, которые собираются при оформлении платной подписки на услугу Deezer

Персональные данные, которые собираются при использовании услуги Deezer

Персональные данные, которые собираются при обращении в Службу поддержки клиентов

Порядок обмена персональными данными с третьими лицами

Предоставление персональных данных третьим лицам

Мы предоставляем ваши персональные данные получателям следующих категорий:

Обратите внимание, что некоторые из этих получателей находятся в странах за пределами Европейского Союза или Европейской экономической зоны и не гарантируют защиты персональных данных на уровне, который обеспечивается Регламентом Европейского Парламента и Совета Европейского союза 2016/679 от 27 апреля 2016 года о защите физических лиц в связи с обработкой персональных данных (GDPR). Большинство таких получателей за пределами Европейского Союза или Европейской экономической зоны находятся в Соединенных Штатах Америки и подтвердили свое соответствие принципам рамочного соглашения EU-U.S

Privacy Shield Framework, разработанного Министерством торговли США и Европейской Комиссией с целью предоставить компаниям по обеим сторонам Атлантического океана механизм по соблюдению требований о защите данных при передаче персональных данных из Европейского Союза и Швейцарии в Соединенные Штаты для поддержки трансатлантической торговли

Большинство таких получателей за пределами Европейского Союза или Европейской экономической зоны находятся в Соединенных Штатах Америки и подтвердили свое соответствие принципам рамочного соглашения EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework, разработанного Министерством торговли США и Европейской Комиссией с целью предоставить компаниям по обеим сторонам Атлантического океана механизм по соблюдению требований о защите данных при передаче персональных данных из Европейского Союза и Швейцарии в Соединенные Штаты для поддержки трансатлантической торговли.

Для получателей, находящихся за пределами Европейского Союза или Европейской экономической зоны или в стране, где не обеспечивается достаточный уровень защиты персональных данных (статья 45 регламента GDPR), либо которая не придерживается принципов рамочного соглашения EU-U.S

Privacy Shield Framework, мы предпринимаем все необходимые меры, чтобы убедиться, что применяются достаточные меры предосторожности, включая соблюдение стандартных положений по защите данных, принятых Европейской Комиссией (статья 46.2 регламента GDPR)

Дополнительные сведения о трансграничной передаче данных можно получить у нашего Специалиста по защите данных.

FAQ

30 seconds or Full tracks: what are the rules?

You can refer to our content access rules below. Users have be to logged in with Deezer to benefit from music on demand.

Due to Flash restrictions on mobile, only 30 seconds previews can be provided.

How can I know how many times a song has been played from my widget?

To get insights about your player widget, it has to be related to an Application ID so that we’re able to know where the data is coming from.
You can create your Application ID by following these steps:

1. Go to http://developers.deezer.com
2. Login with your Deezer credentials
3. Go to “My Apps”
4. Click on “Create my application”
5. Fill in the form with basic information about your widget

What’s the difference between a playlist and a radio ?

Playlists and radios are both sets of tracks you can listen to thanks to the Deezer player. Radios have to comply with DMCA rules:

• 5 track skips per hour (skips = pressing the next button to change the current track),
• no interaction = no change in the track order,
• limited number of tracks from a same artist, etc.

How can I create a radio channel or a playlist?

To create your own radio, please contact the ad sales team at advertising@deezer.com. They’ll evaluate the cost and you’ll be able send them the set of tracks you want or a playlist ID they’ll convert to a radio.

To create a playlist, you can:

• use the Deezer API. With the API, you can programmatically create, update (or rename), reorder, add/remove tracks to a playlist (http://developers.deezer.com/api/actions-post)
• do it manually on www.deezer.com.

What are the different layout types?

The widget is responsive, it adapts to the container it belongs to. Depending on the space available, there are three options:

Settings

In addition to the settings above, you can also change the following:

Requirements

To qualify for Deezer Student, you must be:

• Enrolled at a college or university in an eligible country (this also applies to study abroad students).
• Aged between 18 and 25 years old.
• Based in: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Philippines, Poland, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, the United Kingdom or the United States

No other promotions or discounts may be applied in conjunction with this offer, including gift cards.

Features

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While Spotify sticks resolutely to its compressed music streams, Deezer has long offered ‘CD quality’ tracks in the 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC format.

These tracks are available to those who subscribe to the £19.99 per-month HiFi tier, and while you initially also needed to own one of a handful of specific devices, they can now be listened to via almost any device that supports the core Deezer experience, including phones and computers.

It once looked likely that Deezer would add hi-res streaming to its repertoire, but the company has since decided to go down the 360 Reality Audio route. Think of this as like Dolby Atmos, but specifically for streamed music, and you’ve got the idea.

Deezer is the only music streaming service to currently offer 360 Reality Audio. What’s more, the tracks available in the format are included as part of the HiFi subscription. You will need to download a different app, called 360 by Deezer, if you want to listen to them, but this extra app also gives access to all of the non-360 tracks of the standard app so you don’t have to constantly switch between the two. 

The bad news is that 360 by Deezer is only available on iOS and Android devices, so 360 Reality Audio tracks can’t be enjoyed on a computer or hi-fi – at least not yet.

Sign up to Deezer Student

1. Visit the Deezer Student page.
2. Enter your details to create an account.
3. To verify that you are a student, you will be referred to our partner, SheerID.
4. Enter your college/university details and connect to your university online services for verification.
5. Alternatively, you may be asked to provide your full name, the name of your college/university and one of the following documents: a school certificate, a student ID card scan, a transcript or a registration/tuition receipt.

*If your verification process fails, you will be automatically subscribed to Deezer Premium.

Compatibility

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As well as smartphones and computers, the Deezer app is also available on many other devices: TVs from the likes of Samsung, Sony and LG; wireless speakers by Sonos, Amazon, Bluesound and Bose; and even cars via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. And that’s far from an exhaustive list.

What’s more, Chromecast and AirPlay allow you to send tunes to yet more devices. Deezer might not quite match Spotify’s ubiquity (it’s missing from Cambridge Audio’s streamers, for example), but it’s close.

Regardless of the device used, subscribers can access a catalogue of over 56 million songs, more than 52 million of which it claims are in the CD-quality FLAC format. It’s an impressive figure, but with all music streaming services making similarly huge claims, the numbers game is rendered a little academic. 

What matters is whether the tracks you’re looking for are available and, in our experience, Deezer produces the fewest blanks after Spotify. It’s very rare to find a song in Spotify’s catalogue that isn’t also available in Deezer’s – and usually in that higher-quality format.

We find Deezer stocks pretty much every track of the diverse range we search for, and all in CD quality too. Just be aware that, unlike Apple Music and Tidal, Deezer doesn’t have artist or album window ‘exclusives’, although it does occasionally release its own live sessions with big artists.

Защита персональных данных

Мы защищаем ваши персональные данные от несанкционированного доступа, использования и раскрытия, в том числе с помощью следующих мер:

• мы внедряем и поддерживаем современные технические решения, гарантирующие конфиденциальность и безопасность записи и использования ваших персональных данных;
• мы ограничиваем доступ к вашим персональным данным и отслеживаем лиц, которые обращаются к вашим персональным данным, используют и передают их;
• сотрудники, имеющие доступ к вашим персональным данным, должны соблюдать наши требования по обеспечению конфиденциальности данных;
• деловые партнеры и сторонние поставщики услуг, которым мы предоставляем ваши персональные данные, должны соблюдать все применимые требования, касающиеся обеспечения конфиденциальности данных.

Ease of use

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As HiFi subscribers, we mostly use the desktop and iOS mobile apps, and the ability to flick from one to the other is made easy by the fact each platform offers a similar interface.

Deezer’s appearance is perhaps best described as stripped-back – almost brutally so. The interface is clean and clear, but also a bit bare, particularly on desktop. The desktop app (and browser version) also suffers from an explicable lack of a ‘back’ button, so you often get stuck in musical dead ends.

Music streaming services are generally similar in layout, with a bottom playback bar and a few left-hand side tabs bordering the centralised chunk of content – and Deezer doesn’t stray too far from this template.

Since our last review, things have been slightly tweaked. ‘Home’ has been replaced by ‘Music’, although it does the same job as before: presenting users with personalised playlists as well as the opportunity to browse music by charts, new releases, popularity and various moods. Radio stations still appear at the bottom of this page, but podcasts now have their own tab, labelled ‘Shows’.

‘Favourites’ has replaced ‘My music’, but again, the purpose is unchanged: it’s a gateway to your saved playlists and ‘favourite’ tracks, albums and podcasts.

What’s included with a Deezer Free subscription?

Explore a rich catalogue of 56+ million songs with Deezer Free. The platform is 100% free, powered by ads to support the artists and content you love. You’ll find everything from global hits to local music, podcasts and radio.

Here are just some of the perks of a Deezer Free subscription:

• Personalized recommendations in your «Made for you» section
• Songcatcher  listening tool helps you capture and save your favorite tunes
• Deezer’s Lyrics  feature allows you to play and share lyrics with friends and family
• Unlimited skips on a number of «Daily» playlists
• Unlimited skips on a personalized selection of Editorial playlists

You can also explore thousands of podcasts, radio stations and much more on the Shows  tab in eligible countries.

Performance

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We play the What Hi-Fi? January 2020 playlist, and are pleased to hear Deezer HiFi (CD-quality) streams are clear, full-bodied and, perhaps most importantly, an upgrade from the ‘Better’ (320kbps) quality streams. It’s worth noting sound quality can be changed between ‘Compact’ (128kbps), ‘Balanced’ (320kbps on wi-fi and 128kbps on mobile data), and ‘Better’ (320kbps all-round) in the playback bar, while the ‘High Fidelity’ (1411kbps) option is accessible in the ‘Custom’ menu.

The HiFi streams cling more committedly to the textures of the ‘80s-style synths pulsating through GUNSHIP’s Tech Noir, and those of the horns and affected vocals that make up Hypnotic Brass Ensemble’s Now.

However, we find Tidal’s CD-quality streams a little crisper, cleaner and more precise. There’s more fuel driving Tiny Giant’s Draw Me a Line, and greater space around the instrumental and vocal accompaniment. Timing of the drumbeats and underlying cymbal rhythm is noticeably more accurate, too, with Tidal’s version of Donald Fagen’s I.G.Y. springing into life with a touch more bite.

However, listening through Grado SR325e headphones plugged into a MacBook Air, the differences are subtle. And it’s only when we up the transparency of our set-up with a Chord Hugo 2 DAC that these discrepancies become really significant, helped by Tidal’s fancy options for taking exclusive control of the DAC and bypassing the MacBook’s audio processing and volume control. Deezer has no such options.

Of course, the ace up Deezer’s sleeve is 360 Reality Audio, which isn’t offered by any other streaming service. 360 Reality Audio offers a 3D sound space by creating multiple virtual speakers and can be listened to via most standard headphones — although the experience has been optimised for Sony’s range.

At its best, it’s really rather impressive, immersing you in the music and surrounding you with spatially distinct instruments in a way not previously experienced. As a technological showcase it’s very effective, and gives you fresh insight into some of your favourite tracks (although the selection is fairly limited at this point).

But whether the 360 version of a track will replace the stereo version in your affections is debatable. For one, even the best tracks sound comparatively lacking in punch and weight when compared to their stereo equivalents, and some other tracks just don’t seem to have made the transition to 3D particularly well, coming across as rather flat and compressed in terms of detail and dynamics.

It’s worth remembering that this is the very beginning for 360 Reality Audio and there’s already much to like. In time it could be absolutely brilliant — it’s just not a terribly persuasive reason to opt for Deezer over Tidal right now.

Verdict

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While we prefer Tidal’s comprehensive layout and slightly superior sound quality, the main chink in Deezer’s armour is its current lack of hi-res audio.

After all, subscribers to Tidal’s price-matched HiFi tier get free access to over a million (typically 24-bit/96kHz) hi-res Masters in addition to CD-quality streaming, and Amazon Music HD delivers hi-res tracks for just £12.99 ($12.99) if you already subscribe to Amazon Prime (£14.99 / $14.99 if you don’t).

Deezer may still have hi-res in its sights, but all has gone quiet on that front since the announcement of its partnership with MQA back in September 2017. And until it comes as part of a competitive package, it doesn’t shine brightly enough to be the leading light in music streaming.

Its core, non-HiFi subscription, meanwhile, falls just a whisker short of Spotify when it comes to ubiquity, discovery and presentation.

But, while Deezer rather falls between the two stools of Tidal and Spotify right now, the addition of hi-res streams (and some of the hi-fi-focused features of Tidal) could actually one day see it become the best of both worlds.

SCORES

• Performance 4
• Features 4
• Ease of use 4

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