Privacy policy
Last updated November 9, 2026
Memory Lane is a Roku screensaver that shows the photos from your Facebook timeline on your TV. This policy explains what it accesses and what happens to it.
What we access
- Your name (Facebook
public_profile), so the TV can show who's linked. - Your timeline photos (Facebook
user_photos): the photos in your "Photos" and "Mobile uploads" albums, with their dates and captions.
How it's used
- Only to show your own photos to you, on your TV or in the browser preview.
- We never post to Facebook, message anyone, sell or share your data, or use it for advertising or profiling.
Where it's kept
- On your Roku: your Facebook access token and a list of photo links, so the screensaver can run. Photos load straight from Facebook to your TV.
- In the browser preview: only in the open tab, gone when you close it.
- On our server: nothing. It only helps you log in, hands the token to your TV once and forgets it. Standard request logs (no tokens or photos) may be kept briefly by our hosting provider for security.
Payments
- Memory Lane Plus is sold and billed by Roku through your Roku account. We never see or store your card or payment details; Roku only tells the app whether your subscription is active.
Your choices
- Unlink at any time from the Memory Lane menu on your Roku, or remove the channel.
- Remove Memory Lane in Facebook: Settings & privacy > Settings > Apps and websites.
- See how to delete your data.
Children
Memory Lane is not directed to children under 13.
Changes
If this policy changes we'll update the date above.