Privacy Policy

1) Who operates PureFusionIPTV

PureFusionIPTV is operated by an independent developer (Eliminater74) and distributed for compatible Android TV and Fire TV environments. Support contact: eliminater74@gmail.com.

2) Data categories

• Account data: email, user identifier, and sign-in metadata.
• Entitlement data: plan tier, subscription status, source, and expiry information.
• Device management data: registered devices, slot counts, activation and last-seen timestamps.
• Billing metadata: billing state references needed for plan enforcement. Card details are processed by payment processors and not stored directly by PureFusionIPTV.
• Diagnostics: aggregate app telemetry when enabled, and crash reports you choose to send (see section 3a).

3a) Diagnostic reports are opt-in, every time

PureFusionIPTV can send two kinds of diagnostic report to the developer, and neither is ever sent automatically:

• Crash reports. When the app closes unexpectedly, the crash report and a short record of recent app activity are kept on your device only. The next time you open the app you are asked whether to send them. You are asked again for each separate crash — there is no setting that grants standing permission to send future ones.
• Diagnostic reports you start yourself. Settings → Support & Diagnostics has a “Report a Problem” action, and a “Report this problem” action beside any diagnostic section that is showing a problem. These are for faults that never crash the app — a channel that will not play, a failing sync, an empty guide. Opening the report screen sends nothing; a report is transmitted only when you choose “Send report”.

If you choose “Don’t send” for a crash, both the crash report and the local activity record are deleted from your device, and nothing about the crash — including the fact that you declined — is transmitted. Cancelling a report you started yourself simply discards it, and does not affect a crash report you have not yet answered.

Either kind of report is designed to contain technical diagnostics only:

• App version and build, Android version, and device manufacturer/model.
• For a crash report, the crash information (the error and where in the app it occurred).
• For a report you started from a specific diagnostic problem, the technical details of that problem as shown on the Diagnostics screen — the same redacted text the “Copy Diagnostics” action produces.
• A short, bounded record of recent app activity: screens opened, and playback, guide and sync state changes.
• A random identifier generated for that app session, used only to match the report to its diagnostic details. It is regenerated every time the app starts and is not derived from your account, your device’s hardware identifiers, or your playlists.

The automatically collected part is designed to exclude playlist usernames and passwords; Xtream, Stalker and MAC credentials; playlist, EPG and stream addresses; access and refresh tokens; API keys; OpenSubtitles keys; Firebase tokens; entitlement secrets; and account details such as your email address. Values matching these patterns are redacted on the device before sending and again on our servers before storage.

The report screen also offers an optional “Tell us what happened” box. Text you type there is included with the report. Obvious passwords, tokens and credentials — for example a pasted playlist address containing a username and password — may be redacted before sending, but that check only recognises patterns it knows and we cannot detect personal information written in ordinary sentences, so please do not type anything there you would not want us to read. The box is optional and voice entry, where your TV supports it, uses your device’s own speech recognition; PureFusionIPTV does not record or store audio.

Diagnostic and crash reports are used to diagnose and fix problems in the app. They are not used for advertising or profiling, and are deleted 14 days after they are received.

3) Data that stays local

Playlist details, channel arrangement preferences, and most viewing-specific behaviors are designed to remain local to user devices unless a user explicitly enables cloud-driven features.

PureFusionIPTV does not sell or rent personal information to advertisers.

4) Purpose of processing

• Authenticate users and secure account access.
• Enforce subscription and device-slot entitlements.
• Provide support, abuse prevention, and service reliability improvements.
• Comply with legal obligations and security incident handling.

5) Service providers

• Firebase / Google Cloud: auth, callable APIs, data infrastructure, and diagnostics.
• Payment provider(s): subscription and billing flows.
• App stores: distribution and, when applicable, store-managed purchases.

6) Retention

• Account and entitlement records are retained while the account remains active.
• When account deletion is completed, user-linked data is removed or anonymized according to operational and legal requirements.
• Security, billing, or anti-fraud records may be retained for limited periods when legally required.
• Crash and diagnostic reports you choose to send, including any description you typed, are deleted 14 days after they are received.

7) User rights

• Access and correction requests.
• Account deletion and data removal requests.
• Password reset and sign-out controls.
• Support contact for privacy-specific inquiries.

Use the Account Center for self-service actions or email support for requests that require manual handling.

8) Security

PureFusionIPTV uses standard transport security, authenticated API access, and account-level controls. Users should keep passwords unique and avoid sharing credentials across devices they do not control.

9) Policy updates

This policy may be updated as product capabilities or legal requirements evolve. Material changes are reflected by the updated date on this page and may also be announced through app/site notices.