MIX32 Privacy Policy
MIX32 Privacy Policy
MIX32 Privacy Policy
# Privacy Policy
This policy explains how the MIX32 app (package ID `com.mix32app`) handles data. MIX32 is an app designed to control X32 / M32 series digital mixers via a Wi-Fi network.
Last updated: **October 14, 2026** (Applies to MIX32 version **2.37** and later)
## Summary
- **No personal data collection:** There are no user accounts, no registration is required, and the app does not ask for names, email addresses, or phone numbers.
- **No ads or tracking:** There are no usage analytics systems and no crash reporting mechanisms.
- **No data transmission to developers or third parties:** The app communicates only with your mixer; it does not connect to any servers on the internet.
- **Data stays on your device:** Presets, scenes, and configuration settings are stored within the app's private storage area on your device.
## 1. Data stored by the app on the device
The app stores the following data within its private storage area on your device. This data cannot be accessed by other apps and is not transmitted anywhere else. Unless you manually perform an export (see Item 4)
| Data | Examples |
| --- | --- |
| App settings | Themes, VU meter and knob colors, TOUCH DELAY, display settings |
| Connection | IP address of the most recently used mixer |
| Automation functions | Settings for Auto-Mute Effect, Auto-Trigger Tap Delay, and AUTO CUT GEQ |
| On-device presets | Saved FX presets and Channel presets |
| Offline scenes | Scenes saved for use when not connected to the mixer |
## Item 2: Network Usage
- The app communicates with the mixer using the OSC protocol over UDP port 10023 within the same network as the mixer (Wi-Fi or LAN).
- Data is transmitted only to the mixer IP address you have selected or manually entered.
- Exchanged data consists of control commands and mixer status—such as fader positions, mute states, EQ settings, channel names, and signal levels (meters)—and does not include personal information.
- When "SEARCH" is pressed, the app broadcasts a mixer discovery message within the local network; this message does not leave your network.
## Item 3: App Permissions
| Permission | Purpose |
| --- | --- |
| INTERNET | Enables network connections to exchange data with the mixer (Android uses this permission for all types of network connections) | (including internal networks) |
| ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE | Checks whether the device is connected to a network. |
| ACCESS_WIFI_STATE | Reads Wi-Fi status and the device's IP address to display on the connection screen and to discover mixers on the same network. |
The app does not request access to location, camera, microphone, contacts, user accounts, or other files on the device. Signal levels and RTA data displayed in the app originate from the mixer, not the device's microphone.
## Section 4: Exporting / Importing Configuration
- The EXPORT CONFIG button on the Setup › ABOUT screen generates a .mix32 file only when pressed. This file contains app settings, the mixer's IP address, and presets or offline scenes (if you choose to include them).
- You select the file storage location via the Android file picker (e.g., Downloads folder, USB drive, or cloud services). If stored on a cloud service, the file is subject to that service provider's policies.
- IMPORT CONFIG reads only the specific file you select and does not require access to other files on the device. |
## Section 5: Android System Backup
The app permits the Android backup system to function. If you have enabled backup in your Android device settings, the app's settings may be backed up to your Google account or transferred to a new device when you switch devices. This backup process is managed by Google based on your settings; the developer cannot access this backup data, and you can disable it in your device's backup settings.
## Section 6: Disclosure to Third Parties
The developer does not receive any of your data; therefore, no data is sold, rented, or disclosed to third parties. The app does not include third-party SDKs for advertising, analytics, or usage tracking.
## Section 7: Security
Local data is stored in the app's private space, which is protected by the Android system. Communication with the mixer uses the mixer's native OSC protocol, which is unencrypted and password-free.
Any device on the same network as the mixer can control it. You should use a password-protected Wi-Fi network and avoid using open public networks.
## Section 8: Data Deletion
All data resides on your device, so you can delete it at any time using one of the following methods:
- Go to Settings › Apps › MIX32 › Storage › Clear Data
- Uninstall the app
Exported .mix32 files will not be deleted automatically; please delete them manually from their storage location.
## Section 9: Minors
MIX32 is an audio system tool; it is not designed for children and does not collect personal data from users of any age, including children.
## Section 10: Policy Changes
If the app's data handling practices change—for example, by adding features that require internet access—the developer will update this policy and revise the "last updated" date at the top of the page.
## Section 11: Contact the Developer
If you have questions regarding this policy, please contact:
pssxsx@gmail.com
Behringer, Midas, X32, and M32 are trademarks of their respective owners. MIX32 is an independent app; it is not a product of, nor is it endorsed by, the mixer manufacturers.