What stays on the device
- Your media, your library, your artwork, your resume points and your settings.
- Credentials for network shares, which are stored on the device and used only to reach the share you entered them for.
- Playback history. Nothing about what you watch is sent anywhere by default.
When Vunio talks to the network
- Your own servers. Whatever SMB, NFS, SFTP, FTP or WebDAV share you connect to. That traffic goes to your server, not to us.
- Subtitle search — opensubtitles.com and assrt.net. When you search, or when you have turned automatic fetching on, Vunio sends the title, a content hash and size of the file, and your preferred subtitle languages. It does not send the file.
- Artwork and metadata — themoviedb.org. When library scraping is on, Vunio sends the title it is trying to identify.
- Trakt — api.trakt.tv. Only if you connect a Trakt account yourself, in which case what you watch is sent to Trakt by your instruction.
Diagnostics
Vunio does not send diagnostics on its own. When you use Report a Problem, it composes an email containing the app version and build, your device and system version, and a recent log of the app's own activity. You see it before it is sent, and nothing is transmitted unless you send it.
What there is none of
- No analytics or telemetry SDK of any kind.
- No advertising, and no advertising identifiers.
- No account, and no sign-in for the app itself.
- No sale or sharing of personal data, because none is collected.