Privacy Policy

Last updated: June 25, 2026

Split Screen Player is designed for local media playback, split-screen layouts, web browsing, live streams, IPTV, and optional web video downloads. This policy explains what information may be handled when you use the app and this website.

Both versions open local media, web pages, and HLS / M3U8 / RTSP links. IPTV channel lists, Xtream Codes, and web video downloads are currently available on iPhone and iPad.

Information The App Handles

Split Screen Player may access information you choose to open or enter in the app, including:

• Videos, images, folders, and PDF files selected from your device
• Layouts, bookmarks, checkpoints, playlists, export settings, and playback preferences saved in the app
• Web pages, stream links, downloadable media URLs, and live channel lists opened through the app
• IPTV or Xtream Codes server information, username, and password when you enter them for live channel playback
• Basic diagnostics or crash information provided through Apple system settings

How Information Is Used

Information is used to provide app features such as playback, synchronized controls, bookmarks, file viewing, web browsing, live stream playback, downloads, and split-screen export.

Local media files remain on your device unless you choose to share, export, upload, or open them with another app.

Web Browsing, Streams, IPTV, And Downloads

When you use browser, stream, IPTV, or download features, the websites and services you connect to may receive standard request information such as IP address, user agent, cookies, account credentials you provide to that service, requested URLs, and playback requests. Those third-party services operate under their own privacy policies.

Data Sharing

We do not sell personal information. We may disclose information only when required by law, needed to operate the app, or requested by you through an explicit action such as sharing or exporting content.

Security

The app uses the security protections provided by iOS / iPadOS / Android for local files and app storage. You are responsible for the legality, privacy, and security of the media, websites, stream services, and credentials you choose to use.

Changes

This policy may be updated when app features, legal requirements, or platform policies change. The date at the top of this page will be updated when changes are made.

Contact

For privacy questions, use the support channel listed on the Split Screen Player App Store / Google Play product page.

Android privacy supplement

Effective: October 2, 2026. This section applies to the Google Play Android app.

• Usage analytics: Firebase Analytics automatically receives app usage events, app and device identifiers (which may include an advertising ID), and device/app metadata to help us understand how features are used. It derives approximate location from a masked IP address and records in-app purchase events. Our custom events use fixed categories and counts, not media paths, URLs, or feedback text.
• Crash reporting: Firebase Crashlytics automatically receives crash, ANR, and native-crash reports, including stack traces, exception messages, app/device state, an installation identifier, and recent Analytics events. An exception message produced by the app, Android, or a library may contain a media path or URL. We do not deliberately add paths or URLs as custom crash fields.
• Performance monitoring: Firebase Performance Monitoring receives app startup, screen rendering, CPU and memory measurements, app/device metadata, installation and session identifiers, and numeric multi-video playback and responsiveness measurements to help diagnose slow or interrupted playback. Firebase uses the request IP address to determine country. Our custom performance reports contain fixed categories and numeric measurements, not video files, filenames, titles, media addresses or feedback text. Automatic HTTP performance instrumentation is not enabled.
• Optional feedback and logs: If you submit feedback, its text, a pseudonymous app identity, and the conversation are sent to our Tencent Cloud service in Shanghai. If you explicitly choose Upload Logs, a redacted diagnostic archive is sent to private Tencent Cloud COS storage in Shanghai and linked to your feedback. The archive can still contain technical details and is deleted after 30 days. You can use feedback without uploading logs.
• Local content: Your selected media files and saved workspace data remain on your device unless you explicitly share, export, or upload content.

For Android privacy questions, contact daysinyear@foxmail.com.