Demivo Helper does not collect, store, transmit, or sell any personal data.

What the extension does:

When you use the Demivo web player at panel.iptv.domains, the extension modifies a few HTTP request headers (User-Agent, and it removes Origin/Referer) on the media requests the player makes to your own IPTV provider, and adds an Access-Control-Allow-Origin (CORS) header to those responses. This lets your browser present as a media player to your own IPTV service, so the stream plays. The video is fetched directly by your browser from your provider, over your own connection — it is never routed through us or any third party.

For providers that serve only over plain http (which a secure https page cannot embed), the extension fetches that stream on your own device, and hands the bytes to the player. It stays on your device, is not stored, and is never sent to us or anyone else.

What data is processed:

• The extension reads the provider host of the stream you choose to play, only to apply the header change to that request — entirely on your device, not logged or sent anywhere.
• Your on/off state, your chosen "Play as" identity, and the provider domain(s) of the account you're signed into are stored locally on your device via extension storage. None of it ever leaves your device.

What data is NOT collected:

• No browsing history, no page content, no credentials, no analytics, no telemetry, no identifiers.
• The extension makes no network requests of its own to our servers.

Permissions and why:

• Website access (:///*, optional, granted by you): used to change the request identity for the IPTV provider you configured. Your provider's streams routinely redirect across servers and CDNs that can't be known in advance, so access is broad in order to follow them. It is only ever used for the media requests started by panel.iptv.domains, and never for iptv.domains itself — the extension does not read, inject into, or track any other website.
• storage: to remember your on/off state and "Play as" choice locally.
• declarativeNetRequest / webRequest: the browser APIs used to change the request identity (User-Agent) and the cross-origin (CORS) response headers on those requests.

Questions: hi@iptv.domains