Updated: August 8, 2026
Privacy policy
This Privacy Policy describes how Lynvo collects, uses, shares, and retains data when you create an account, save a link, connect a device, or configure a Plugin. It also explains the controls available to you.
In this policy, Lynvo means the website and related service. An account is the username-based record used to access Lynvo. A saved link is a saved URL and its related metadata. A Plugin Server processes supported URLs. A Plugin is a Source-specific integration inside a Plugin Server, and a Source is the website, service, or URL pattern that the Plugin supports. Extraction is the process of resolving a supported URL into playable link information. A credential is a password, API key, or similar secret. A service provider is another organization that processes data or supplies infrastructure for Lynvo. Personal datameans data that Lynvo links to you or your account.
1. Scope and privacy contact
Lynvo operates the website and the link-saving, Extraction, synchronization, and Remote Play features described in this policy. For privacy questions, requests, or complaints, message us privately on Telegram.
This policy does not govern the privacy practices of Source websites, Plugin Servers, Custom Plugin Servers, players, or other third-party services that you choose to use with Lynvo. Those services have their own policies. The Cookie policy describes Lynvo's cookies and browser storage.
2. Personal data Lynvo collects
Lynvo collects data you provide, data created by your use of Lynvo, and data needed to protect and operate the service. This data includes:
Data you provide or configure:
- Account data: your username, password hash, account creation date, and last-active date
- Settings: player preferences, saved-link retention choice, Plugin Domains, and enabled Custom Plugin Servers
- Credentials you add:Plugin Credentials and Plugin Server API keys
Data created by using Lynvo:
- Saved-link data: URLs, titles, Source details, extracted file and folder metadata, opened markers, and record timestamps
- Session data: session identifiers, device names, login and activity times, device pairing codes, and short-lived Remote Play commands
Security and diagnostic data:
- Request details, error information, rate-limit records, and Cloudflare Turnstile responses
Lynvo doesn't ask for an email address or phone number when you create a username-and-password account. Lynvo doesn't ordinarily store the video files referenced by your links.
3. Cookies and browser storage
Lynvo uses cookies required for login, request security, and your theme choice. Your browser may also store the following items:
- Theme and player preferences
- A local cache of synchronized saved-link records
- Remote Play session and paired-device details
These items support the current browser session, preserve local preferences, or allow Lynvo to resume a feature. The Cookie policy lists the current cookie and browser-storage names. Lynvo doesn't use advertising cookies in the current service. If that changes, Lynvo will update this policy and any required consent controls before the new use begins.
4. How Lynvo uses personal data
Lynvo uses your data to:
- Authenticate your account and keep sessions active
- Save, organize, extract, and synchronize your links
- Open a playable link in the player you select
- Pair devices and deliver Remote Play commands
- Run Plugins and Custom Plugin Servers you configure
- Enforce storage, rate, and abuse-prevention limits
- Diagnose failures and protect Lynvo from unauthorized use
Where data-protection law requires a lawful basis, Lynvo processes core account data to perform its agreement with you. Lynvo processes security and reliability data for its legitimate interests in operating and protecting Lynvo. Lynvo also processes data when required to comply with law.
5. Providers and other recipients
Lynvo doesn't sell your personal data. The following providers and recipients may process data when needed for a feature you use:
- Cloudflare: website hosting and delivery through Workers, request security, rate limiting, real-time connections, and Turnstile verification. Cloudflare may process IP addresses, traffic-routing data, system-configuration information, request data, and security signals. Turnstile signals include the client IP address, TLS fingerprint, user-agent header, sitekey, and associated origin.
- Convex: account, session, settings, and saved-link database services. Under the Convex Data Processing Addendum, Convex acts as a processor or service provider for personal data Lynvo submits to the platform. Convex may use subprocessors, including Amazon Web Services for infrastructure and PlanetScale for database services, to deliver those services. Convex says the processing location for those two subprocessors is determined by the customer's selected deployment region. Lynvo's Convex deployment region is Europe (Ireland).
- Source websites and the Lynvo Plugin Server:the URL and request data needed to inspect or resolve a link
- Custom Plugin Servers you configure:the saved URL, Plugin Server API key, and Extraction request needed to run that Plugin Server
- Just (Video) Player, VLC for Android, MPV, or MX Player:the playable URL and playback intent needed to open the video
The other service's terms and privacy policy govern its processing of the data it receives. Lynvo may also disclose data when law requires it or when necessary to protect the rights, safety, and security of Lynvo or another person. Lynvo does not control how a third party uses data after receiving it.
Provider roles can depend on the processing purpose. Cloudflare acts as a processor when it handles customer content, customer logs, and Turnstile signals to provide services to Lynvo. Cloudflare also acts as a controller when it creates and uses network data or processes Turnstile signals to improve bot detection. See Cloudflare's Privacy Policy and Turnstile Privacy Addendum.
6. Credentials and security safeguards
Lynvo hashes account passwords and doesn't store them as readable text. Lynvo encrypts Plugin Credentials with Advanced Encryption Standard 256-bit Galois/Counter Mode (AES-256-GCM). Lynvo stores Plugin Server API keys with your Plugin Server configuration and sends them to that Plugin Server only when Lynvo makes an authorized request.
Lynvo uses access controls, request validation, rate limiting, and session controls to reduce risk. No online service can guarantee complete security. Use a unique password and revoke sessions you don't recognize.
7. Retention and automatic deletion
Saved links use a 30-day retention window by default. You can change the window to 7, 15, or 30 days in Settings. Lynvo checks daily for saved links older than the selected window and deletes them. An account can contain up to 100 saved links within 1 MB of account-record storage; each saved link can use up to 256 KB.
- Processed Remote Play commands expire after five minutes; a cleanup job runs every five minutes
- Device-pairing codes expire after 10 minutes; a cleanup job runs every 10 minutes
- Lynvo permanently deletes an account and its associated data after 90 days (3 months) without recorded account activity
- Lynvo checks for inactive accounts once each day, so deletion may occur shortly after the 90-day threshold
Lynvo doesn't collect an email address for inactivity notices. You may not receive a warning before automatic deletion. Log in and use Lynvo before 90 days pass to keep the account active.
8. Account recovery and deletion controls
Lynvo has no forgotten-password recovery process. If you're signed in and know your current password, you can change it in Settings. If you sign out or lose every active session and forget the password, Lynvo support can't reset the password or restore access.
You can delete saved links, clear your saved links, revoke other sessions, or permanently delete your account in Settings. Account deletion removes the account, links, Plugin configuration, stored Plugin credentials, Plugin Server configuration, pairing records, and sessions. Deleted data and automatically deleted inactive accounts can't be recovered through Lynvo.
9. Your privacy rights and requests
Depending on where you live, you may request access to, correction of, deletion of, restriction of, or a copy of your personal data. You may also object to certain processing or complain to your local data-protection authority.
Use the controls in Settings when they cover your request. For another privacy request, message us privately on Telegram. Lynvo may ask for information that verifies you control the account before acting on a request.
10. International processing and transfers
Lynvo and its service providers may process data in countries other than the country where you live. Those countries may have different data-protection laws. Cloudflare states that it primarily stores information in the United States and European Economic Area and may transfer or access information globally with appropriate safeguards. The Convex Data Processing Addendum authorizes international transfers, including transfers to the United States, and incorporates the applicable European Commission Standard Contractual Clauses for covered transfers. Lynvo's selected Convex deployment region is Europe (Ireland), which determines where deployments are created and the processing location reported by Convex for its AWS and PlanetScale subprocessors.
11. Children's privacy
Lynvo isn't directed to children under 13. Don't use Lynvo if you're younger than the minimum age required to consent to online services where you live. If you believe a child provided personal data in violation of this section, message us privately on Telegram.
12. Changes to this policy
Lynvo may update this policy when the service or its data practices change. Lynvo publishes the updated version and date on this page. Lynvo will provide any additional notice required by law.
13. Related policies
The Terms of use explain the agreement for using Lynvo. The Usage policy explains prohibited and restricted uses.