Privacy Policy

All TV Cast - Screen Mirroring (iPhone app)
Last updated: 2 November 2026

All TV Cast shows photos, videos, music, the camera, web videos and your iPhone screen on your TV. We built it so that your content stays between your iPhone and your TV. This page explains what the app uses, what stays on your iPhone and what leaves it.

The short version

No accounts, no sign-in, no ads and no tracking.
We do not collect, sell or share personal data. We use Google's Firebase to count how the app is used and to receive crash reports, without your name, your TVs' names, or what you cast (see below).
Your photos, videos, music, camera and screen go from your iPhone to your TV over your own Wi-Fi. Nothing is uploaded to us.
We only receive something from you when you choose to send us a feedback mail.

What stays on your iPhone

Settings and your TVs: the TVs you used (name, type and network address) so the app can pick the right one next time.
Web Video: your bookmarks, the sites you add, the pages you visited (Recent) and site icons. You can clear Recent in the app at any time.
TV pairing keys: when you pair a Google TV or allow the app on a Samsung TV, the key the TV gives is kept in the iPhone Keychain.
Cast log: a short technical log of what the app tried with your TV (for example "video sent", "TV could not open it"). It can hold the names and network addresses of the TVs and devices it finds, YouTube video ids and web addresses of videos, without the part after "?". It has no photos and no titles. It keeps the current and the last run only, and it leaves your iPhone only if you send it to us in a feedback mail.

All of this is deleted when you delete the app.

Permissions the app asks for

Photos: to show the photos and videos you pick on the TV. They are read on your iPhone and streamed to the TV only.
Camera: only for Camera on TV, to show the live camera on the TV.
Apple Music and media: to play songs saved on your iPhone on the TV.
Local network: to find the TVs on your Wi-Fi and send content to them.
Screen Recording (Screen Mirroring): started only by you from the app or Control Center. The screen goes to your TV and is not recorded or stored.

Services the app talks to

Your TV: over your Wi-Fi, using Google Cast, DLNA / UPnP, DIAL, LG, Samsung, Roku and Google TV protocols.
Google Cast: on Chromecast and Google TV, the TV loads either Google's media player or our TV app from tvcast.ecreateinfotech.info. The TV loads that page; your content still goes over your Wi-Fi. See Google's Privacy Policy.
Google Cast library: the Google Cast SDK inside the app sends Google a device identifier, diagnostic data and how casting features are used, so Google can run and improve casting. Google says this data is not linked to you and not used for tracking. We do not receive it.
YouTube: when you send a YouTube video, the app gives the video's id to the YouTube app on your TV (directly, or through YouTube's TV service). See Google's Privacy Policy.
Web Video: works like a web browser. The sites you open see your visit as they would in Safari and have their own privacy policies. The ad blocker runs on your iPhone.
Site icons: to show a site's own icon in Web Video, the app asks that site for it once and keeps the picture on your iPhone. Only for our fixed list of popular sites, it may also ask Google's icon service. It never sends Google the sites you visit or add yourself.

App usage and crash reports (Firebase)

To learn which features work and to fix crashes, the app uses Google Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics. They send Google, on our behalf:

A random id for this app install (not your Apple ID, name or the advertising id).
Which screens you open and simple events such as "a video was cast to a Chromecast" or "the TV could not open it". Never the names of your TVs, network addresses, photo or video titles, or web addresses.
Your approximate area (city or country), which Google works out from your network address and then masks.
Crash reports: the app version, iPhone model, iOS version, where the app crashed, the error message, and short step names from the cast log, such as "show" or "connect route". Never the names of your TVs, network addresses or web addresses.

This data is not linked to you, is not used for advertising or tracking, and is not sold. See Google's Privacy Policy and Firebase privacy.

Feedback mails

If you tap Send feedback or Report a TV problem, your Mail app opens a mail to us. Before you send it you can see and change your message, the app version, iOS version, iPhone model and the type of TV you use (not its name or address). A password protected diagnostics file is attached, which only our support opens: the cast log described above and the same details. You can delete it before sending. If you turn on the detailed log in Settings, for 24 hours the log also keeps what your TVs say about themselves, which can include a serial number. We use all of this only to answer you and fix problems, and we do not share it.

Children

The app is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect any data from anyone.

Changes

If the app changes what it uses, we will update this page and the date above before that version is released.

Contact

Questions about privacy: email us
Developer: parth dabhi