Favourites
The same list on every signed-in device.
What gets synced
- Favourites — channels, movies and series you starred
- Playback progress — the exact position in every movie and every episode
- Hidden categories — the sections you chose to push aside
- Saved accounts — your Xtream Codes and M3U playlists, and the active one
Why it helps day to day
A household rarely uses a single screen. You start a movie on the train on your phone and pick it up in the evening on the television, to the second. You star a channel from the tablet and it is there on the television the next time you open it. You hide forty useless categories once and never see them anywhere again.
What if I change device?
Sign back in with the same account and everything is restored. This data belongs to the account, not to the device, so a reinstall or a new phone costs you nothing.
What exactly does AICKO IPTV know?
Only what the service needs: your settings, your favourites, your playback positions and the credentials used to connect to your server. The app does not analyse and does not sell your viewing habits. The details are in the privacy policy.
Progress
Movies and episodes resume at the right position.
Hidden categories
Hide once, everywhere and for good.
Accounts
Your saved playlists, and the one currently active.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The questions we are asked most often about AICKO IPTV.
Can I start a movie on my phone and finish it on the television?
Yes. Playback progress belongs to your account: the movie reappears under “Resume playback” on the other device and restarts at the saved position.
What happens if I reinstall the app?
Sign back in with the same account: favourites, progress, hidden categories and saved accounts are restored, since they are not stored on the device.
Is syncing automatic?
Yes, it happens in the background, with no button to press. The device simply needs an internet connection.
Are my viewing habits analysed or sold?
No. Only the data needed to run the service is kept: settings, favourites, playback positions and the credentials used to connect to your server. See the privacy policy.
