Vidlira
This policy explains how Vidlira: All-in-One Player handles local media, downloads, Google AdMob advertising and torrent networking. Vidlira is developed by JS Universal Technologies (OPC) Private Limited. Package: com.jsuniversal.vidlira.
Last updated: 15 October 2026Local media and information handled
Vidlira: All-in-One Player (com.jsuniversal.vidlira) is developed by JS Universal Technologies (OPC) Private Limited. It reads permitted video/audio files and folders on your device to build your local media library and play your selections. Playback settings, favourites, playlists, recent items, download records and Private Vault information are stored locally. The app has no user-account registration or sign-in system. Ordinary local media-library files are not uploaded to company servers. If you email support, we receive the information you choose to send.
Permissions and device features
Audio/video and eligible storage access let Vidlira find and play local media. Android system document/photo pickers provide access to folders or files you select. Notification and foreground-service permissions support visible playback/download controls and ongoing user-started playback or downloads. Internet access supports advertising, supported HTTPS downloads and torrent networking. Biometric authentication, when enabled, uses Android's biometric interface to unlock Private Vault; the app does not receive your fingerprint template. Picture-in-picture uses Android's supported player window. You can manage granted permissions in Android Settings; features requiring a revoked permission may stop working.
Google AdMob advertising and data use
Vidlira includes Google Mobile Ads SDK 25.5.0 and displays native ads in eligible video/music lists. Google may automatically collect and share the device IP address (which may estimate approximate location), device or other identifiers including advertising/app-set IDs, app/ad interactions and diagnostic information. Google describes these uses as advertising, analytics and fraud prevention. This processing is performed by Google's advertising services. Google states its SDK data is encrypted in transit using TLS. See https://developers.google.com/admob/android/privacy/play-data-disclosure and https://policies.google.com/privacy for Google's practices. Advertising ID controls are available in Android Settings. Where your installed version and region provide advertising Privacy choices, use that entry to review applicable consent options.
Downloads, torrent networking and external parties
A supported direct HTTPS download connects to the source you select. Its server receives the request and network connection information and applies its own practices. Inspecting a magnet link or starting/resuming a torrent contacts independent peers, trackers and discovery services. These parties may see your IP address and torrent identifiers/activity, and the peer-to-peer protocol may exchange pieces of the selected torrent content. Torrent traffic is not guaranteed to be encrypted. Vidlira does not control or erase information held by independent peers, trackers, websites or Google's advertising services. Use content you are entitled to access and share. Ordinary local-library scanning is separate from torrent transfers.
Storage, retention and security
App-private downloads and vault files can be removed by clearing app data or uninstalling. Copies exported to shared Gallery storage or a folder you selected may remain and must be managed separately. The Private Vault PIN/biometric gate restricts access through the app; vault files are not additionally encrypted by Vidlira. Do not treat the PIN as a guarantee of file encryption or recovery. The direct downloader accepts HTTPS and rejects insecure redirects; Google describes its ad SDK transport as TLS. This does not mean all network traffic is encrypted, because torrent connections can be unencrypted. Google's advertising retention is controlled by Google, not by a developer-defined 90-day deletion promise; see https://policies.google.com/technologies/retention. No security method is completely secure.
Your controls, deletion and contact
Manage local downloads through the available app controls and exported files through Android's file manager/Gallery. Clear app data or uninstall to remove app-private records; this does not guarantee deletion of exported files or information already received by external parties. Revoke media permissions and reset/delete your advertising ID in Android Settings. Vidlira does not provide an in-app account-deletion flow because it has no account system, and does not offer an end-to-end deletion service for data held by Google or independent torrent parties. For privacy questions or removal of support correspondence that you sent to us, contact jsuniversaltechnologies@gmail.com. A support email is not a promise that we can retrieve or delete third-party advertising/peer records.
Intended audience
Vidlira's declared intended audience is ages 16 and older. It is not designed as a children's service. Its general-purpose player can open user-selected media; the developer does not provide or curate the content of independent files, sources or peers. Contact jsuniversaltechnologies@gmail.com with a privacy concern involving a child. Content ratings and intended audience are separate Google Play declarations.
Policy updates and developer contact
This policy covers Vidlira's local-media, advertising, download and torrent features. Availability of privacy controls can vary by app version and region. We update this page and its date when practices change. Developer: JS Universal Technologies (OPC) Private Limited. Website: https://jsuniversaltechnologies.com. Contact: jsuniversaltechnologies@gmail.com.
Contact
Questions about this policy may be sent to jsuniversaltechnologies@gmail.com.