Effective 9 August 2026
Privacy
TMPlayer runs on your Android TV and talks directly to the services needed to play media from your own Telegram account. There is no TMPlayer account or developer-operated backend.
What stays on your TV
Telegram's TDLib stores your signed-in session, cached chat information, thumbnails, and downloaded media inside TMPlayer's private app storage. TMPlayer also stores your settings, favourites, Continue watching positions, and a temporary update APK when you choose to download an update.
Other apps cannot normally read this data. Anyone with control of the TV or a rooted device may still be able to access it, so treat the TV as a signed-in device.
Services TMPlayer contacts
- Telegram handles sign-in, chat and channel lists, file metadata, media downloads, and Telegram-provided sponsored messages where applicable.
- GitHub is checked for a newer TMPlayer release. An APK is downloaded only after you choose to update.
- Your TV's speech-recognition provider receives audio only when you deliberately start voice search.
TMPlayer does not send filenames, viewing history, or media to a developer-operated service.
What TMPlayer does not include
TMPlayer has no developer-operated server, analytics SDK, advertising SDK, crash-reporting service, or cross-app tracking. The developer does not receive your Telegram credentials, chat list, filenames, viewing history, or media.
Your controls
Settings lets you delete the downloaded video, clear Continue watching, clear favourites, and sign out. Signing out removes TMPlayer preferences and asks TDLib to log out and clear its local account database. Uninstalling TMPlayer removes its app data through Android.
This website
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Questions
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