Privacy Policy

Your particular way of using the site shapes exactly what ends up in our hands, which may cover:

Personal data may get processed by us for purposes such as:

• Reply to your enquiry.
• Give you access to a free trial.
• Process and activate your subscription.
• Send you your login details.
• Help with setup and answer technical questions.
• Confirm a payment.
• Prevent fraud and abuse.
• Match the language, pricing, or routing to the Belgian market.
• Keep the site secure.
• Look into a service issue.
• Meet a legal obligation.
• Build, assert, or protect our position on a legal matter.

One or more of the grounds below supports each of our processing activities, depending on the circumstances:

• Carrying out the contract we have with you.
• The groundwork you request from us ahead of any contract being finalised.
• A legal duty that falls on us.
• Legitimate interests on our side, covering things like keeping the platform secure, cutting down on fraud, and running customer support.
• Consent from you, whenever that's what the law demands.

A message you submit through our contact form might get routed, over a secure channel, to our internal Telegram bot, letting our team respond without delay.

That message can include:

• Your name.
• Your email address.
• The subject line.
• Your message.
• Whichever market or language setting you're using right then.
• The page URL.
• The time it was sent.
• Your IP address and, where available, an approximate country or region.

As an internal notification channel and nothing more, Telegram never knowingly receives card numbers, account passwords, or other sensitive material that doesn't belong in that bot.

A password, a complete card number, or anything else sensitive is best left out of whatever you type into that contact form.

A WhatsApp button, once tapped, opens the app with your message pre-filled and ready to send.

WhatsApp's own rulebook, terms and privacy practices alike, takes over from that moment forward.

We only see what you choose to tell us during that chat.

Bancontact is one of the options on offer, alongside banks, card processors, PayPal, and other payment routes we make available for handling your purchase.

Its own privacy policy governs how each provider deals with the payment details it processes.

IPTVCore never sells or trades card data.

Our site may lean on outside providers for:

• Hosting and content delivery.
• Domain and DNS services.
• Payment processing.
• Sending email.
• Telegram notifications.
• WhatsApp messaging.
• Security and fraud prevention.
• Technical diagnostics for the site.

What personal data these providers can see stays capped at the minimum their particular service genuinely calls for.

We never sell your personal data to anyone.

We only pass it on:

• If it's called for to keep things secure or push back against fraud.
• If a law, a court, or a competent authority obliges us to.
• In the event of a business sale or transfer, wrapped in the appropriate safeguards.
• With providers carrying out work for us.
• To get a payment through, or a subscription completed.

We only hold on to personal data for as long as is reasonably needed to:

• Fulfil orders.
• Provide support.
• Meet accounting and legal obligations.
• Prevent fraud.
• Resolve a dispute.

Once they've served their purpose, we erase or anonymise whatever came in through the contact form and any support conversation record.

Whatever retention period the law sets is what governs how long we hang on to accounting and payment records.

A set of reasonable technical and organisational safeguards stands between your data and things like:

• Loss.
• Access by anyone unauthorised.
• Unwanted disclosure.
• Alteration.
• Misuse.

Total security is a promise no internet-connected system can genuinely make.

Some of our providers may process data outside the country where IPTVCore is established, or outside the EEA.

Should that occur, a properly recognised transfer mechanism comes into play, or, failing that, another lawful basis that justifies moving the data.

Certain essential cookies, or comparable technology, may run on the site to support:

• Security.
• Routing you to the right language or market.
• Making forms work properly.
• Keeping your session going.
• Remembering your preferences.

Analytics or advertising cookies that aren't essential stay off unless a proper legal basis exists and, when called for, you've given your consent.

Whatever rights are on offer to you will hinge on your own governing law, and could include the ability to:

• Ask that a specific use of your data be scaled back.
• Push back against a particular way we're processing your data.
• Get a copy of your data in a format you can move elsewhere.
• Pull back a consent you'd previously handed over.
• File a complaint with Belgium's Data Protection Authority, or any other regulator with jurisdiction.
• Request a look at the personal data we hold on you.
• Get something fixed if the data we hold is wrong.
• Have your data wiped from our records.

Reach out to the address below if you'd like to put any of these rights into action:

support@iptvcore.com

Confirming who you are might come first, before your request gets acted on.

Adults are who this service is built for.

Anyone below the legal age required to buy this service won't have their personal data knowingly gathered by us.

From time to time, a link on our site will take you to an app, service, or page run by someone else entirely.

What happens on those third-party destinations, their content, security, and privacy practices, sits outside our control and outside our responsibility.

Legal, technical, or business developments may prompt us to revise this Privacy Policy from time to time.

iptvcore.com always hosts whichever version is newest, complete with the date it was last revised.

For any question or request about privacy:

Website: iptvcore.com

Email: support@iptvcore.com