Frequently Asked Questions

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Spanglish Radio is a free bilingual music streaming app that unites Spanish music and English music in one place. Enjoy Latin music radio and global hits—reggaetón, salsa, bachata, merengue, dembow, Latin pop, banda, corridos, hip-hop, R&B, pop, rock—with an easy-to-use app and no subscription required. 

Yes. It’s a 100% free music app supported by occasional ads so you can listen without paying. 

Yes. Spanglish Radio is a free bilingual music streaming app first—no subscription required to listen. We also offer an optional Premium upgrade (in-app purchase) that removes most ads and may unlock extras like ad-free listening, higher audio quality, and early access to new Spanish & English stations (availability can vary by device and region).

How to get Premium:
Open the app → look for “Go Premium” or “Remove Ads” and follow the App Store / Google Play checkout.

Manage or cancel (subscriptions, if offered on your device):

• iPhone/iPad: Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions.
   
• Android (Google Play): Google Play app → profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions.
   

Restore a purchase on a new phone:
Make sure you’re signed into the same Apple ID or Google account you used to buy Premium, then open Spanglish Radio—the purchase should restore automatically. If it doesn’t, contact info@gravitytechapps.com and include your device type and store receipt.

Refunds:
Refunds are handled by Apple App Store or Google Play under their policies. (We’ll help point you in the right direction if you email info@gravitytechapps.com.)

No. No login required—open the app and press play. 

 Yes. Connect via Bluetooth or your device’s native integrations (e.g., your phone’s CarPlay/Android Auto support) and stream audio to your car or speaker. 

 Typical streaming uses roughly ~30–60 MB per hour, depending on quality and your device/network. For limited plans, use Wi-Fi when possible.  

Ads keep the experience free and help us cover streaming infrastructure and licensing costs. 

 Not yet. Spanglish Radio focuses on live streaming radio. 

Switch to Wi-Fi or a stronger signal. 2) Force-close/reopen the app. 3) Update the app/OS. 4) Disable battery/data savers for Spanglish Radio. 5) Restart your phone.
Still stuck? Email info@gravitytechapps.com. 

We collect only what’s needed for streaming analytics and ads. Parents/caregivers can learn about children’s online privacy (COPPA) from the FTC. Federal Trade Commission 

We follow standard mobile security practices. You can boost safety with strong passwords, multi-factor authentication, and software updates. See practical consumer tips from CISA: Secure Our World. CISA+1

 Keep headphone volumes moderate and limit long sessions. The CDC offers simple guidance for safe listening and noise exposure. CDC+1 

 Yes—Ready.gov has Family Emergency Communication Plan tools (fillable form + printable), and the FCC has tips for communicating when networks are congested. Ready+2Ready+2Federal Communications Commission 

• 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — call or text 988 (24/7, free, confidential). SAMHSA
   
• SAMHSA helpline and materials, including multilingual info and print resources. SAMHSAorders.gpo.gov
   

• Learn about children’s privacy rights and parental consent under COPPA (FTC). Federal Trade Commission
   
• Create and practice a simple family communication plan (Ready.gov). Read

• U.S. Copyright Office—Section 512 (DMCA) overview; full Section 512 study. U.S. Copyright Office+1
   
• Cornell Law (LII) — Text of 17 U.S.C. §512. Legal Information Institute
   
• FTC—COPPA FAQs (children’s privacy for websites/apps). Federal Trade Commission
   
• CISA—Secure Our World (consumer cybersecurity). CISA
   
• CDC—Safe listening & hearing health. CDC
   
• Ready.gov—Make a Plan (fillable & printable). FCC—Emergency Communications Tips. Ready+1Federal Communications Commission

 Support, partnerships, press & artist submissions: info@gravitytechapps.com