Privacy and terms
The short version: minimal analytics, and facts that are true as of their last check.
Privacy
CleanTake has no accounts, comments or newsletter. Analytics is a single Google Analytics 4 property, run by Google LLC (or, for EEA and UK readers, by Google Ireland Ltd.), and I read it in aggregate to see which guides earn their keep. It notes the page you viewed, the referrer that sent you, your rough city or country, what device and browser you used, and when and for how long you stayed. GA4 keeps no IP addresses, and I've left ad personalisation, Google signals and the advertising features off, so the figures never feed advertising, and nobody buys them. Audio you clean using these tutorials never touches this site at all; where a guide involves uploading audio to a third-party tool, that upload goes to the tool's servers under the tool's policy, and the guide says so at that step.
Whether analytics runs depends on where your clock says you are. If your device keeps European time (EEA, UK, Switzerland), the banner asks before anything happens, and Google gets nothing until you click Accept; anywhere else it starts switched on and you can turn it off later. A browser broadcasting Global Privacy Control is taken as a no unless you say yes yourself. The two cookies involved, _ga and _ga_<ID>, appear only once analytics is allowed, live up to 2 years, and get wiped if you decline afterwards; the decision itself gets parked in your browser's local storage instead of a cookie. Revisit your analytics answer whenever you like, read Google's privacy policy, or install Google's opt-out add-on to stop Google Analytics on every site you visit.
Terms of use
Tutorials are provided as-is. Menu paths, prices and free-tier limits were verified against the app versions named in each guide's prerequisites strip and can change the day after; check the app in front of you when it disagrees with the page. Always work on a copy of any recording you care about — every destructive-edit warning in these guides exists because someone, usually me, learned it the loud way. Product names and trademarks belong to their owners; no vendor endorses this site.
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