Last updated: August 2026
YouTube API Services Disclosure
ChannelBerry uses YouTube API Services to discover and display public metadata about YouTube channels and videos.
What Data We Access
ChannelBerry accesses publicly available data through YouTube Data API v3, including:
- Channel names, descriptions, and thumbnails
- Video titles, descriptions, thumbnails, and publication dates
- Public statistics: view count, like count, comment count, subscriber count
- Channel country and language metadata
How We Use This Data
This data is used solely to display a hand-picked channel catalog. ChannelBerry does not copy, distribute, or reproduce video content. All links redirect users directly to YouTube.
Cached data is refreshed at regular intervals and expired after 30 days in accordance with YouTube API policies.
Governing Policies
By using ChannelBerry, you agree to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service. ChannelBerry's use of YouTube API Services is subject to the YouTube API Services Terms of Service.
Google's collection and use of information via the YouTube API is governed by the Google Privacy Policy.
Revoking API Access
You can revoke ChannelBerry's access to your Google account data (if any) at any time via the Google Security Settings.