Privacy Policy

Effective date: October 27, 2026
Developer: Worldwide Studio
Product: Worldwide IPTV Pro Player (Android, Android TV, Google TV and companion web player)

Privacy questions: qrcodedigitalsolution@gmail.com. This policy describes the current browser-only web player and intended Android media-player functions. Before publishing an updated Android build, check this policy against the final application and any included third-party SDKs.

1. Purpose of the service

Worldwide IPTV Pro Player is an independent media player. We do not provide IPTV channels, movies, series, subscriptions or access credentials. Users supply media sources they are authorized to access.

2. Information you provide

Depending on the features you use, you may enter M3U files or playlist URLs, provider host addresses, Xtream-compatible usernames and passwords, selected local video or subtitle files, and preferences such as favorites and parental settings. Provider catalogs may contain channel names, categories, images, metadata and stream URLs. Some provider URLs contain account credentials.

3. Browser player processing

The website processes imported playlist data and credentials in your browser session. In Direct mode the browser contacts the selected provider directly. If you explicitly select Secure Bridge, or Auto selects it for HTTP sources, the source URL and any embedded credentials are transmitted to the operator-configured HTTPS relay, where they are temporarily held in a server-side session for the duration of playback. They are not intentionally saved in browser localStorage. A limited set of favorite item identifiers is saved in your browser's localStorage to remember selections; remove these using browser site data controls. Local files selected in the browser are processed locally and are not uploaded to our website. Refreshing or closing the page clears the in-memory imported catalog and credentials, subject to normal browser behavior.

4. Android app processing

The Android application may store configured sources, provider login details, downloaded catalogs, favorites, parental preferences and cached images in its application storage to support playback and faster browsing. You can remove configured sources in the app, or remove locally held data using Android app settings or by uninstalling the app. Device backup services may have their own retention rules. The exact security and retention behavior of each distributed Android release should be assessed against that release.

5. Network requests and third parties

When you connect to a playlist, open media, or display a poster, requests either go directly from the browser to your provider or pass through the configured HTTPS bridge when that mode is enabled. That provider and its hosting partners may receive your IP address, browser/device details, request timestamps, and authentication information included in the provider URL or API query. Worldwide Studio does not control those providers or their privacy policies. The browser app loads open-source playback libraries from jsDelivr; that CDN may receive ordinary request information such as IP address. Our web-hosting provider may process normal server access and security logs when you visit our website. We do not include an advertising or behavioral analytics SDK in this browser edition.

6. Purpose and sharing

Your entered information is used to connect to the chosen provider, organize channels, movies and series, display metadata, and play compatible media. Favorites identifiers are used to show saved items in the current web session. We do not sell account credentials or playlist contents. Third-party playlist, artwork and stream services receive the direct requests needed to access them and may process those requests independently.

7. Security

Our website should be accessed using HTTPS. If your media provider uses HTTP instead, communications may be insecure or blocked by the browser. Avoid entering sensitive passwords on an insecure connection. An optional allowlisted HTTPS relay may carry HTTP or HTTPS media traffic and associated provider access details. It does not transcode video. When the relay connects to an HTTP provider, the connection between the relay and that provider is not encrypted. The relay host may process access logs and consume bandwidth.

8. Your choices and retention

Web catalog and login details remain in the open browser tab, while favorite identifiers remain in localStorage until cleared. You can reset the browser catalog using My sources → Clear source, refresh the page, or clear browser site data. On Android, source management and system settings provide deletion controls. For information stored by your IPTV provider, please contact the provider directly.

9. Children

Our services are not directed specifically to children. The content displayed depends on sources chosen by the user. Filtering of adult content may depend on provider metadata and may not catch every item.

10. Updates and contact

We may change this policy as the products or data processing change. The date above identifies the latest version. For privacy requests and support, email qrcodedigitalsolution@gmail.com.

11. Optional Secure Bridge

Using the bridge means you consent to transmitting the entered provider URL and credentials to the hosting server for authorized connection and playback. The bridge uses temporary server-side session records, may set a session cookie, and its host may process access logs. Session storage depends on server configuration and retention policies. Secure Bridge is disabled unless the website operator configures permitted providers. The bridge does not supply subscriptions or bypass a provider’s authorization controls.