| Feature | ARL Token | Deezer OAuth Token | |---------|-----------|--------------------| | Expiration | Never (unless revoked) | Typically 1 hour – few days | | Scope | Full account access | Limited, user-approved scopes | | Use case | Unofficial / legacy apps | Official integrations | | Refreshable | No (must re-login) | Yes, via refresh token | | Security level | High risk if leaked | Lower risk (short-lived) |
If you're a developer building experimental or personal projects, understanding the ARL token is important. But for anyone else, you should be aware that using it could put your account and your personal data in danger. Always weigh the benefits against the significant risks. Deezer Arl Token
Last updated: Deezer API behavior as of 2025. Always refer to Deezer's latest developer documentation for changes. | Feature | ARL Token | Deezer OAuth
Unlike standard OAuth tokens that grant temporary, permission-scoped access to third-party applications, the ARL token acts as a persistent session identifier. It tells Deezer’s servers exactly who you are, allowing you to remain logged into your account without typing your email and password every time you visit the site. How the ARL Token Functions Last updated: Deezer API behavior as of 2025
An ARL token is an used specifically by Deezer to authenticate a user's session in a web browser. Unlike a traditional username and password combination, an ARL token is a long string of alphanumeric characters generated after a user successfully logs into their account. How it Works