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Third-Party Services

Version 2026-11 · 2026-11-20 · Which parts of the projector are provided by other companies, and who is responsible for their data

Some apps on the projector, and some services used by Lumina apps, come from other companies. For pre-installed third-party apps, the publisher is the controller and data holder for the data that the app collects, under its own terms and privacy policy. Hotack does not receive that data. The list depends on the model and the region. [generate per firmware from the software inventory]

1. Pre-installed third-party apps

AppPublisherPurposePrivacy policy
Google Play Store, Google Play services, Google TV keyboard and voice searchGoogle LLC / Google Ireland Ltd.App downloads, Google account, system servicespolicies.google.com/privacy
Whale TV home screen, Whale TV app store and Whale TV services (on models with the Whale TV home screen)Whale TV PTE. LTD. (Zeasn), 6 Raffles Quay #14-02, Singapore 048580Home screen, app store, recommendations, advertising, usage statistics, cookie-consent banner (OneTrust). The projector makes the serial number, brand and product codes and a consumer ID available to the Whale TV software. Zeasn is the controller and data holder for these services; its terms are shown on first start.Shown on the projector under Whale TV settings › User Agreement; whaletv.com/privacy-policy
Android System WebViewGoogleDisplaying web pages inside appsAs above
Streaming apps installed at the factory or on first start (for example YouTube, Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+)Their publishersVideo streamingIn each app
OfficeSuiteMobiSystems, Inc.Viewing office documents; contains advertising and analytics componentsmobisystems.com/privacy-policy [verify URL]
Screen mirroring apps (AirPlay, DLNA and USB mirroring receivers) on models that include them instead of LuminaLink[Shenzhen … (Tengyun / toofifi / mphotool) legal name], ChinaScreen mirroring. The licence check of the USB mirroring app sends the Wi-Fi MAC address and model to the publisher's server in China.[URL] FIX-13

You can disable or uninstall most third-party apps in Settings › Apps.

2. External services used by Lumina apps

These providers receive only the data shown, so that a Lumina feature can work. Providers acting on our behalf are listed in Section 6 of the Privacy Policy.

ServiceUsed byData receivedRole
The Movie Database (TMDB)LuminaHome, Lumina GoSearch words, title IDs, language, IP addressIndependent provider of film data
Watchmode; Streaming Availability (RapidAPI)LuminaHome, Lumina Go (through our server)Title ID, regionIndependent provider of availability data
Open-Meteo; MET NorwayLuminaHome weather clock, LuminaAura (through our server only; the projector never contacts them directly)Coarse location (about 5 km)Independent weather providers
Short-drama catalogue provider [ShortX: legal name]LuminaHome short-drama rowLanguage, country, IP addressIndependent content provider
Lyrics services [QQ Music (Tencent), geci.me]Music playerSong title, artist, IP addressIndependent providers, China; off by default outside mainland China FIX-21
Google FirebaseLuminaHome (only with consent)Usage events, crash reports, app instance IDProcessor for Hotack
Google WidevineDevice activationChip ID, DRM certificate requestDRM licensing
Amazon Alexa; Google HomeLumina Go cloud link (only if you link)Projector status, device name, commandsIndependent controllers under their own policies
Speech, language-model and speech-synthesis providersLuminaVoice, Lumina Go help assistantRecordings, text, languageProcessors for Hotack, zero-retention mode, no training (Privacy Policy, Section 6)
Public test servers [speed.cloudflare.com, speedtest.tele2.net, mirror sites, ip.3322.net]Lumina Manager network test (only when you start it)IP addressIndependent operators

3. Content you access

When you open a website, stream from an app or mirror from your phone, the respective service or device is responsible for that content and the data it involves.