Disclaimer

IPTVCore supplies subscription access credentials, technical setup guidance, and customer support for use with compatible IPTV player applications and devices.

IPTVCore doesn't make televisions or streaming devices, build every player app mentioned on the site, or control the internet connection, device setup, software, or network on the customer's end.

Unless we say otherwise in writing, IPTVCore isn't claiming ownership of any third-party channel, application, trademark, programme name, broadcaster name, logo, or other material referenced for identification or compatibility.

Service availability can be affected by technical maintenance, device compatibility, changes on a third party's end, internet routing, VPN use, ISP restrictions, or other things outside our reasonable control. Mentioning a compatible device, app, feature, channel, category, or resolution isn't a promise that it stays available indefinitely.

The IPTVCore name, logo, original website design, written content, graphics, and other materials made for this site belong to IPTVCore or are used under an appropriate licence.

Every third-party product name, app name, broadcaster name, channel name, logo, trademark, service mark, and other protected identifier stays the property of whoever owns it.

Any mention of a third-party brand or app is there purely to identify it, explain compatibility, or help with setup — it doesn't imply sponsorship, endorsement, partnership, authorisation, or any affiliation between IPTVCore and the rights holder unless we say so expressly in writing.

Users may not copy, reproduce, republish, modify, distribute, or commercially exploit protected content from the site without the relevant rights holder's prior written permission. French copyright law protects literary, visual, audiovisual, software, and other qualifying works, and rights of use have to be granted by the owner where that's required.

It's on users to make sure their access to, and use of, any IPTV subscription, player app, channel, programme, stream, or other content is lawful in France and in whatever other jurisdiction they're using the service from.

IPTVCore can't work out the individual licensing position of every channel, programme, app, device, or third-party source a given user might reach.

Users shouldn't assume that being technically able to reach a piece of content means they have the legal right to watch, copy, record, redistribute, restream, or commercially exploit it.

Where there's any doubt, users should get independent legal advice or check with the relevant broadcaster, platform, app provider, or rights holder before accessing or using the content.

IPTVCore respects copyright and related intellectual-property rights.

A rights holder or authorised representative who believes something referenced through the site infringes their rights can send a notice to: support@iptvcore.com

The notice should include:

• The complainant's full name and contact details.
• Identification of the protected work or right at stake.
• Identification of the specific page, URL, reference, or material being complained about.
• An explanation of why the use is believed to be unauthorised.
• Evidence that the complainant owns the right concerned or is authorised to act for the rights holder.
• A statement that the information given is accurate and submitted in good faith.
• Any supporting documents reasonably needed to assess the request.

IPTVCore may acknowledge the complaint, ask for more information, look into the material concerned, restrict access, remove a reference, or take some other proportionate step, as appropriate.

Sending a notice doesn't guarantee immediate removal. Each request gets assessed on its facts and under the applicable legal framework. Providers covered by the EU Digital Services Act may need to process sufficiently precise notices and act promptly once illegal content has been properly identified.

The term "DMCA" gets used a lot for copyright notices, but the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act doesn't replace the copyright and intermediary-liability rules that apply in France or the European Union. Notices about the French service are handled under whichever law applies to the circumstances at hand.

The information on this page is here for general informational purposes only.

It isn't legal advice, a legal opinion, or a full explanation of French or European Union law. Laws, regulatory guidance, licensing arrangements, and court interpretations can all change.

Users and rights holders should talk to a qualified lawyer if they need advice on copyright, broadcasting rights, consumer law, digital-service liability, or whether a particular use is lawful.

Reading this page, using the website, or contacting customer support doesn't create any lawyer-client relationship.

For general, legal, copyright, or intellectual-property enquiries, get in touch:

IPTVCore

Website: iptvcore.com

Email: support@iptvcore.com

Please give us enough detail to understand and assess your enquiry. Don't send passwords, full payment-card details, or other sensitive information we don't need.