What data does FoxDL collect?

Short answer

Anonymous usage analytics only — which screens are opened, which features are used and whether a purchase succeeded. Nothing is linked to an identity because there is no account, and no event ever carries a file name, path, URL or panel username. You can switch analytics off permanently.

Reviewed 30 July 2026

Your files, playlists, IPTV credentials, cloud tokens, browsing and downloads stay on your device. There is no server of ours that receives them, and no account to tie them to.

What is sent

  • Screen views and feature events (a download started, a transfer finished, a purchase succeeded or failed).
  • Device model, OS version, app version, language and country, plus a pseudonymous app-instance identifier.
  • Never: file names, folder paths, URLs, host names, playlist or channel names, panel usernames, or anything you typed.

The switch is on the first-run screen and stays in Settings → Privacy. Turned off, the analytics SDK is not configured at all on the next launch — no events are queued and none are sent.

The free version also shows advertising, which involves Google AdMob and its mediation partners; the Privacy Policy names each of them and explains the App Tracking Transparency and consent choices you control.

The long version What a media app on your phone can see, and what it should never send What a media app can see, how to read a privacy label, and why a lock is not encryption.

Try it yourself

FoxDL is free to download. No account, no sign-up.

Download on the App Store