Your playlists.
Your privacy.

1. Who is responsible?

The publisher and privacy contact for Lite IPTV is Saroke. For support or questions about your data, email kemalsumal5@gmail.com.

This policy covers the player and its associated playlist-management functionality. Your selected content providers, app stores, email provider and hosting services also process information under their own policies.

2. Current service availability

The multi-device playlist portal is online as of 8 November 2026 at My playlists. Open the Playlist / QR screen in the player to register the current installation, then scan its QR code with your phone to manage that device's playlists. Manual playlist-link entry remains available in the player.

The player contacts this service when registering its installation or checking for an online playlist. The online-processing descriptions below apply when you use these features. Availability is subject to hosting limits and service interruptions.

3. What information is processed?

Information stored on your TV

The player stores your settings, the playlist link you enter, imported playlist metadata, a local content index, favorites, recently watched items, playback positions and cached artwork. It also creates a random installation identifier and separate private read/write access keys. These are not your hardware MAC address or an advertising ID.

Device registration and online playlists

Registration sends the installation identifier and access credentials to the configured service over HTTPS. The service stores device-specific authentication hashes, uploaded playlist files, playlist/EPG links, selected options and revision information. Playlist links may contain provider usernames, passwords or access tokens that you supply. Do not put information in a playlist that you do not want processed for this purpose.

Connections to providers and artwork hosts

The TV contacts the hosts needed for the playlist, programme guide, artwork and media you choose. Those hosts receive your network address and normal connection/request information; they may also receive the provider credentials included in your links. Where enabled, the playlist service can retrieve configured playlist/EPG sources for the TV. Video streams are requested directly from the provider.

Technical and support information

Hosting infrastructure processes connection metadata to deliver requests. The playlist-service implementation uses an hourly IP-address hash and request counter to limit registrations. If you contact support, we receive your email address and the information you choose to send. Avoid sending full playlist URLs, private QR codes or provider passwords in screenshots or support messages.

4. Why is this information processed?

Information is used to provide the playback and playlist features you request, associate an online playlist with the correct installation, authorise access, retain your local preferences, prevent misuse, operate the service and respond to support or privacy requests. The player does not request location permissions or provide a location-based service.

Where the GDPR applies, necessary processing to provide a service you request is based on Article 6(1)(b), where applicable. Operating and securing the service and handling enquiries may rely on legitimate interests under Article 6(1)(f). If processing requires consent, it must be obtained for that purpose; this policy is not itself a consent request. Legal obligations may require processing under Article 6(1)(c).

Saroke does not sell playlist or device information or use it to target advertisements. The player contains no built-in purchases, subscriptions or gambling features.

5. Hosting, app stores and other providers

The configured playlist backend uses Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects. This website is hosted on Cloudflare Pages. Hosting providers can process network and operational information needed to serve and secure requests. Content, EPG and artwork providers are selected through your playlist and may be located in different countries. Their practices are outside Saroke's control.

For the Amazon Appstore version, Amazon adds its own distribution wrapper. Amazon states that this communicates with the Appstore client for app-related analytics, policy enforcement and, when enabled, entitlement/DRM checks. This is separate from tracking SDKs included by Saroke. Refer to Amazon's description and its Privacy Notice. Other app stores may process download, purchase, device or diagnostic information independently.

Depending on the providers you select and the infrastructure used, processing may take place outside your country, including outside the EEA. Applicable transfer arrangements and provider terms must be considered for the service concerned. Contact Saroke for information about the operator's relevant service-provider arrangements.

6. Storage and deletion

Local settings and the library remain on your device until you clear the relevant data or remove it. Clear the app's storage using your device settings to reset local state and create a new installation identity on a later launch. The device's operating system controls uninstall and storage behavior.

When online playlist management is available, Delete online playlists removes the stored playlist blocks and their revisions. It does not remove the device's authentication records or every infrastructure record. Clearing the TV's data does not automatically delete previously stored online playlists.

The current service implementation has no automatic expiry for inactive device-registration records. Authentication records remain until removed by the operator. Ask Saroke at kemalsumal5@gmail.com about access to or deletion of your remaining information. We may need information to verify that a request concerns your installation. Never send your private access keys in an initial email.

Support correspondence is retained as needed to address your request and necessary follow-up or applicable legal obligations. Hosting and app-store providers maintain their own operational records under their respective arrangements and policies.

7. Access and security

The player uses separate read and write credentials for each installation. The online service stores authentication-key hashes and requires the relevant credential for protected operations. The operator's portal connections use HTTPS. A provider link you enter can use HTTP; traffic to that provider may therefore be unencrypted.

The QR code contains private playlist-management access information. Anyone who obtains it may be able to change the associated playlists. Share it only with people you trust, and keep it out of store screenshots and public messages. No storage or transmission method can guarantee complete security.

8. Your choices and rights

You choose your content sources and can clear locally stored app data. You can ask Saroke about access, correction, deletion, restriction or portability of your information, and object to processing where applicable. Where processing relies on consent, you may withdraw it. The rights and exceptions that apply depend on your circumstances and applicable law. You may also complain to a competent data-protection supervisory authority.

Contact kemalsumal5@gmail.com with the subject “Lite IPTV privacy request”.

9. Children and content

Lite IPTV is a general playlist player, not a service specifically designed for children. It does not provide a curated children's catalogue. The content accessible through a playlist depends on the source you supply. Parents and guardians should supervise source selection and use the controls available on their device and from the content provider.

10. This page and policy updates

This page contains no advertising, analytics scripts or data-entry forms added by Saroke. Following the email link opens your email application; your email provider then processes the message under its own terms. Hosting infrastructure may process connection data to deliver this page.

We may update this policy when the app, service or processing practices change. The date shown on this page identifies the current version.