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<p dir="auto">Empiplayer is a free, privacy-friendly Android audiobook player for listeners who keep their own MP3/M4B files, including personal libraries on OneDrive. It supports local files and offline downloads, M4B chapters, multi-file books, playback speed, skip and sleep controls, and remembers listening position per file/book. OneDrive access is read-only. There are no ads, analytics, or separate Empiplayer accounts.</p>
<p dir="auto">We’re looking for real Android listeners for a Google Play closed test. Signing up is not the same as opting in: you privately provide the Gmail address used by Google Play, it is added to the test track, and then you receive Google’s private opt-in link. Please opt in, install the app, remain opted in for 14 continuous days, and use it occasionally. Genuine feedback is welcome. Participation is free and uncompensated.</p>
<p dir="auto">Please don’t put your email address in comments. Sign up privately here: <a href="https://torindrax.com/empiplayer/#beta" rel="nofollow ugc">https://torindrax.com/empiplayer/#beta</a></p>
<p dir="auto">The form also has a separate iOS future-release waitlist; iOS signups do not count toward or participate in this Android test.</p>
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