Privacy Policy

Who We Are

This site, netmirrortv.stream, publishes written guides about watching films, series and live channels on Android phones, Android TV and, through an emulator, a PC. It is run by the site’s administrator, who can be reached through the Contact Us page. The site address is https://netmirrortv.stream. Nothing on this site is sold, and no account is needed to read any guide.

What We Collect

Reading a guide collects nothing from you directly. There is no sign-up form, no newsletter form, and no payment form anywhere on this site. Two ordinary WordPress behaviours can still leave traces, and they are worth stating plainly:

• Comments. If you leave a comment on a post, the name, email address and website you type into the comment form are stored with the comment, together with your IP address and browser details, which WordPress records to help spot spam. The comment itself is public; the email address is not shown to other readers.
• Messages you send us. If you email the site, the message and your email address are kept for as long as the conversation needs, and no longer than is useful for answering it.
• Server records. Like almost every website, the hosting server keeps routine logs of requests — the page asked for, the time, and the address it came from. These are used to keep the site running and to investigate abuse, and are not used to build profiles of readers.

This site runs no advertising network and no analytics product of its own, and it sets no tracking cookies for readers. If that changes, this page will say so before the change takes effect.

Cookies

For ordinary readers, this site sets no cookies of its own. Two exceptions exist, both part of WordPress itself: if you leave a comment, you may choose to save your name, email address and website in a cookie so the next comment form is pre-filled; and if you log in to the administration area, WordPress sets the cookies it needs to keep you logged in and remember your screen preferences. Clearing cookies in your browser removes both. This site currently carries no embedded content from other websites; if any were ever added, that content would be covered by its own site’s policy.

Who We Share Your Data With

We do not sell, rent or trade personal data, and we share nothing with advertisers or data brokers. Data is visible only to the site’s administrator and, where the hosting provider’s systems are involved, to the provider’s staff under their own obligations. If a comment is flagged as spam, it may be checked by an automated spam-detection service, which receives the comment text and the technical details recorded with it. No other routine sharing takes place.

How Long We Keep Data

Comments and their metadata are kept indefinitely, so follow-up comments can be recognised and approved without holding each one for moderation. Email correspondence is kept while the conversation is live and for a reasonable period afterwards, then deleted. Server logs rotate on the hosting provider’s own schedule. If you ask for your data to be removed, anything that can be removed without breaking the site’s own records will be, and the rest will be explained in the reply.

Your Rights Over Your Data

If you have left a comment, you can ask for an exported copy of the personal data held about you, and you can ask for it to be corrected or erased. Erasure covers everything except data that must be kept for administrative, legal or security reasons, which will be named in the reply if it applies. To make a request, use the Contact Us page and say which comment or message it concerns, so it can be found. Requests are answered by the site’s administrator, not by an automated system.

Children

These guides are written for adults setting up their own devices. The site does not knowingly collect personal data from children, and a parent or guardian who believes a child’s details have been left in a comment can ask for the comment to be removed through the Contact Us page.

Changes to This Policy

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new last-updated date, and the change will be described in plain terms rather than buried in legal wording. The version that matters is always the one on this page. Questions about anything on this page go through the Contact Us page. Related pages: Terms of Use, Disclaimer, DMCA.