A Deezer User Token is an alphanumeric string (an OAuth 2.0 Access Token) that represents a specific user’s permission to your application. It tells Deezer’s servers: "This app has permission to access User X’s account data."

: The name users see when authorizing your app. Application Domain : Your website domain.

If you are using the official OAuth 2.0 flow, request only the permissions you actually need. Common OAuth scopes include basic_access , email , manage_library (to modify playlists), offline_access , and delete_library . Requesting fewer permissions reduces the potential damage if your token is compromised.

Fill out the application details (Name, Description, Website).

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Exchange the "code" received after login for a long-lived access_token . Security Best Practices

to your account on deezer.com using a desktop browser.

For developers or advanced users, obtaining a token typically follows the OAuth 2.0 authentication flow:

The most common unofficial token you’ll encounter in guides is the ARL token.

Tokens have a limited lifetime and must be refreshed before they expire to keep your session active.

manage_library : Add/delete libraries, favorite tracks, and albums. manage_community : Follow/unfollow users or artists. delete_cpc : Delete user content. 3. Receiving the Authorization Code


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