Last updated 13 November 2026
Halovu is made by the Halovu team ("we"). This page says what Halovu sends anywhere, and why. The short version: your playlists, viewing and history stay on your TV. We don't sell data, show adverts or use trackers.
Your playlist logins and links, favourites, groups, watch history, settings and parental PIN are stored only on your TV. Pictures and sound go straight from your provider to your TV: they never pass through us.
Payments are taken by Stripe, who are the merchant of record: they handle your payment details, billing address, email and receipts under their privacy policy. We never see your card details.
When you buy, our server makes your licence key and keeps a record of it: the key, how many TVs it covers, which TVs it's on (by a name like "Fire TV Stick Lite"), and the Stripe payment it came from, so refunds and support requests can be matched to it. Not your name, email or card. When you enter a key, Halovu checks it with our server, and checks again every few days that it's still valid.
So nothing is lost if our server fails, the licence and trial records are copied each night to our private Google Drive (Google Workspace), and each copy is deleted after 30 days.
If you choose to watch a trailer, Halovu opens it in the YouTube app, which is covered by YouTube's own privacy policy.
You can ask to see or delete what we hold about your TV (the trial record, or any logs it has sent). Contact us at the support address on your Lemon Squeezy receipt. If you're in the UK or EU you can also complain to your data protection authority (in the UK, the ICO).