Last updated September 24, 2026.
Who receives your information
This site presents AmericaFM.com, a privately held domain. Messages and update requests are received by the AmericaFM.com domain team. You can reach the team through the contact form.
What you choose to share
Contact inquiries include your name, email address and message. Update requests include your email and consent. Submissions also identify the domain, request type, consent version where applicable, source page and submission time. We do not request passwords, private account records or other sensitive personal information.
How we use it
We use inquiries to respond to your question and update requests to record interest in AmericaFM.com and send relevant updates. A contact inquiry does not subscribe you to updates. A AmericaFM signup does not subscribe you to other domains.
Services that process submissions
Tally processes update requests under its privacy policy. Formspree processes contact inquiries under its privacy policy. The embedded signup form loads directly from Tally.
Hosting and security providers may process IP addresses, browser details and technical logs. Processing may occur outside your country.
The signal animation is decorative and runs locally in your browser. It does not play or record audio, measure an audience or connect to a live broadcast. Its pause control does not store a visitor profile.
Analytics
This build does not load a third-party behavioral analytics service. Basic interaction events remain in the page unless analytics is separately connected. Email addresses and message contents are not added to those events.
Retention and your choices
Records are retained as needed to handle requests, communicate within the requested scope, maintain security or meet applicable obligations, subject to provider retention limits. You can request correction, deletion or withdrawal through the contact page. Any future update emails should include a way to unsubscribe.
Domain acquisition
Inquiry and subscriber information is not automatically included in a domain sale. Any proposed transfer of personal information requires separate consideration of the original purpose, consent and applicable obligations.