BitTV 1.0.0

Cons

• The app may display ads — monetization via advertising is explicitly stated, and the app-ads.txt lists a very large number of ad networks and resellers which can increase tracking surface.
• Privacy concerns: the Play listing indicates collection and sharing of App activity and Device or other IDs. The listing also states "Data isn’t encrypted" and "Data can’t be deleted," which are significant privacy and security downsides.
• The privacy policy is hosted as a Google Doc rather than on a dedicated domain; this can be less professional and potentially less stable/transparent than a maintained privacy page.
• Content availability is unclear and depends on external data sources and region — the app may only catalog content rather than provide first-party streaming, so users expecting native streams could be disappointed.
• Extensive third-party ad/reseller relationships (many entries in app-ads.txt) increase risk of cross-site/person tracking and make it harder to audit which partners actually receive data.
• Developer identity information has inconsistencies across the listing and repository (different company names and multiple contact emails/phone numbers visible), which can reduce trustworthiness for some users.
• The Play listing notes limited data handling controls (data can’t be deleted) — this reduces user control over their personal information.
• No clear mention of user-account controls, parental controls, or robust safety/privacy settings in the Play description; users with privacy or family-safety concerns may find that lacking.