Privacy Policy for Screen Cast: Mirror to TV & PC

No name, email, phone number, credentials, or personal accounts are ever collected or required.

Screen mirroring video and audio streams are broadcast directly peer-to-peer on your private Local Area Network (LAN). No video, audio, or screen capture content is ever transmitted to, stored on, or inspected by external servers.

Wi-Fi SSID and local IP addresses are evaluated transiently strictly within memory on your device to discover local Miracast/DLNA/Chromecast receivers. This data never leaves your device.

Required by the Android OS to capture the display buffer in real-time when you start mirroring. An explicit system prompt always asks for your confirmation before capturing begins, and an ongoing notification is displayed while casting is active. The stream is sent solely to your chosen local TV/PC receiver.

Used solely to verify that your smartphone is connected to a local Wi-Fi network and to discover nearby casting receivers (Smart TVs, DLNA devices, or browser endpoints) within the same subnet.

Enables the embedded local HTTP/WebSocket server so a PC or TV browser on the same Wi-Fi can receive your mirrored screen. It is also used by Google Play Services for in-app licensing checks.

Permits routing device audio to your external screen or TV speakers during video playback, governed by Android MediaProjection security controls.

Displays an ongoing foreground notification while screen mirroring is active, allowing you to instantly pause or terminate the mirroring session at any time.