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Cookie policy for the Veelive platform

Last updated: December 1, 2025

This Cookie Policy applies whenever you view our Platform. The term “Platform” includes all services provided by Veelive, including the advertiser and developer products provided through Veelive For Business and Veelive For Developers, except for the services listed in our separate Website Cookie Policy. When we refer to “Veelive“, “we” or “us” in this Cookie Policy, this means Veelive Information from Bitpix International LTD.

Like many other websites and apps, our Platform uses cookies and other tracking technologies, such as software development kits (SDKs), pixels and local storage. These technologies allow us to store information or access information stored on your device. This is used to activate certain functions and to distinguish your device from the devices of other users. Tracking technologies are used by most apps to recognize that a device is the same device as the device used on a previous visit. This also helps us to better understand some of the characteristics of the device. In this way, we can show you advertisements, measure the effectiveness of the respective advertisements and improve your user experience. In this policy, we describe how we use these technologies and the choices available to you to control them. Unless otherwise stated in this policy, our privacy policy applies to all data we collect.

  1. which technologies are used?

Our platform uses the following types of technologies:

Cookies: Cookies are small text files that allow us and our service providers and partners to uniquely identify your browser or device for various purposes. These purposes include, but are not limited to, those described above. Cookies usually work by assigning a unique number to your device. They are stored in your browser by the websites you visit and by third-party providers and partners of these websites.

Cookies can remain on your computer or mobile device for different periods of time. Some cookies are “session cookies”. This means they only last as long as your browser remains open and are automatically deleted when you close your browser. Session cookies cannot be used to track your browser or device from website to website.

Other cookies are “permanent cookies”. They continue to be stored even after the browser is closed. Most persistent cookies are set to expire automatically after a certain predefined period of time (e.g. a few days, weeks or months). When you return to this website (or visit other websites that use the same cookies), the website operator or its service providers can recognize the stored persistent cookies and know which device you are using.

Local storage: Local storage files are created by apps and websites to store information locally on your device. They are very similar to cookies, but may have slightly different characteristics (e.g. local storage may be used to store more information and may be stored in a different location on your device than cookie storage). Local storage is typically used to speed up app and website functionality and to remember your preferences.

Application Programmable Interface (API – interface for programming applications): An API is a piece of software that allows two or more applications to communicate with each other. We use it for communication between Veelive and our service providers.

Software Development Kits (SDKs): SDKs are pieces of code that make it possible to collect data about your device, your network and your interaction with a website. Like cookies, SDKs usually work by assigning a unique number to your device.

Pixels: Pixels are small, 1 pixel by 1 pixel, invisible image files that are embedded in certain web pages. They can be used to collect information about your visit to this website.

When you open the page of a website on which a pixel is embedded, this automatically starts a simple code that ensures that this small image file is downloaded to your device. At the same time, this code also forwards certain information about your device and your actions on the website. This allows your interest in the website to be recorded. This information is used for analysis or advertising purposes.

Mobile advertising IDs: Your device has a unique number that is used by Veelive and our service providers to recognize your device. If you have given your consent, this allows us to display personalized ads on your device and measure the effectiveness of those ads.

  1. categories of tracking technologies

The types of tracking technologies used in connection with the provision of the Platform by us and our partners can be divided into the following categories. Some of these categories are “essential” in order to provide you with the requested services, such as the ability to log in to secure areas of the website. Below is a list of the categories of tracking technologies we use:

Identification and security: We recognize you when you return to our platform. This is to ensure that you are the correct user and to prevent activities that violate our policies.

For example, we check in which country you open the Veelive app to see if someone is trying to fraudulently access your account.

Personalization of content: We use these technologies to ensure that we can provide you with personalized content.

For example, each user receives a unique Veelive ID number. We use this number to provide you with customized content that is of interest to you.

Saving your settings: We need to remember the settings you have selected on the platform so that everything works the way you want it to.

For example, we use these technologies to remember which languages you want to see the content in, which privacy settings you have selected for your account and/or videos, and which choices you have made for your “digital wellbeing”.

Functionality: Functional tracking technologies help us to make the platform more efficient and to improve and optimize your experience.

For example, we determine which device you are using, as well as the software version and screen dimensions, so that we can ensure that the Veelive app works correctly. We also determine whether the battery is low so that we can optimize the Veelive app accordingly and ensure that content is loaded and played correctly.

Analytics: We use analytics tracking technologies to analyze how you use the platform. This includes analyzing which pages you visit most often and how you interact with the content, as well as analyzing errors that occur and testing various design ideas. This information is used to report and evaluate your activities and behavior patterns as a user of the platform.

For example, we can test new functions for video creation. These technologies help us to decide which functions users prefer.

Advertising and measuring its effectiveness: Our platform uses technologies to track advertising and measure its effectiveness. These tracking technologies help us and our advertisers to show you relevant ads and measure the performance of advertising campaigns. We also use these technologies to advertise Veelive on other platforms and websites and to measure the effectiveness of that advertising.

For example, we learn from our advertiser whether you have viewed their products or purchased something in order to analyze how effective the ad in question was. If you have already shown interest in an advertisement, we may show it to you again or we may limit the number of advertisements shown to you.

  1. do other parties also use these technologies on our platform?

Tracking technologies can be either “first-party” or “third-party” technologies. First-party tracking technologies are those that we set up and use directly. Third-party tracking technologies are those that are set up by third parties (e.g. our analytics or advertising service providers).

Our partners may use these technologies on our platform to help us and our advertisers understand how effective their ads are and to compare them to their campaigns on other websites and within other applications.

  1. how can I control these technologies?

You can decide how these technologies are used:

  • Personalized advertising in the Veelive app. You have full control over whether Veelive shows you personalized ads in the Veelive app. We will not display personalized ads without your consent. You can enable and disable personalized ads by clicking on “Me/I” in the Veelive app and going to the settings page. There, click on the three dots in the top right corner, then click on “Personalization and data”, and then use the toggle. You can change this setting at any time.
  • Advertising ID. You can customize your device settings to control your advertising ID:
    • On Apple devices, you can activate the “Limit Ad Tracking” setting in your device settings.
    • On Android devices, you can select “Opt out of Ads Personalization” in the settings of your device.
  • Unsubscribing with partners. Many of the partners we work with also offer opt-out options on their websites. Details can be found in their respective policies, which we link to in our cookie partner list.

As already mentioned, some forms of use of these technologies are essential for the functioning of the platform. You cannot deactivate these.

5 Where can I find more information on these technologies?

If you would like to find out more about these technologies, the following links may be useful:

  1. amendments to this directive

We occasionally update this Policy to reflect changes in our practices. When we post changes to this Policy, we will also revise the “Last Updated” date at the top of the Policy. If we make material changes to the way we collect, use and/or disclose information collected using these technologies, we will notify you. We will do this by posting a notice of the changes in visible places where you use the Platform. We encourage you to check this page from time to time to stay informed about changes to this policy.

  1. contact

If you have any questions or comments about this policy or data protection matters in general, please contact us at terms@veelive.net

Cookie partner list

This page lists the companies that use cookies and other technologies on our platform. From time to time we may change the companies we work with to provide our platform.

Last updated: November 5, 2020

Analyzes

Google Analytics for Firebase

Data categories: Device identifiers to capture and store information such as number of sessions per user, session duration, operating system, device models, geographic location, first launches and app updates.

Privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites

Measuring the effectiveness of advertising

Adbrix Original

Data categories: IDFA/GAID, IP address, user agent

Privacy policy: http://www.igaworks.com/privacy?tf_lang=en

Adform

Data categories: IP address, user agent, cookie

Privacy policy: https://site.adform.com/privacy-center/platform-privacy/product-and-services-privacy-policy/

Adjust

Data categories: IDFA/GAID, IP address, user agent

Privacy policy: https://www.adjust.com/terms/privacy-policy/

AppMetrica

Data categories: IDFA/GAID, IP address, user agent

Privacy policy: https://appmetrica.yandex.com/about/privacy-policy

AppsFlyer

Data categories: IDFA/GAID, IP address, user agent

Privacy policy: https://www.appsflyer.com/services-privacy-policy/?utm_source=google

Branch

Data categories: IDFA/GAID, IP address, user agent

Privacy policy: https://branch.io/policies/#privacy

DoubleClick

Data categories: IP address, user agent, cookie

Privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en-US

FlashTalking

Data categories: IP address, user agent, cookie

Privacy policy: https://www.flashtalking.com/privacypolicy

Cantar

Data categories: IP address, user agent, cookie

Privacy policy: https://www.kantarmedia.com/uk/privacy-statement

Kochava

Data categories: IDFA/GAID, IP address, user agent

Privacy policy: https://www.kochava.com/support-privacy/

Moat by Oracle

Data categories: IP address, user agent

Privacy policy: https://www.oracle.com/legal/privacy/

myTracker

Data categories: IDFA/GAID, IP address, user agent

Privacy policy: https://tracker.my.com/legal/privacy-policy

Nielsen

Data categories: IDFA/GAID, IP address, user agent

Privacy policy: https://www.nielsen.com/uk/en/legal/privacy-statement/digital-measurement/

Singular

Data categories: IP address, user agent, cookie

Privacy policy: https://www.singular.net/privacy-policy/

Sizmek

Data categories: IP address, agent utilizer, cookie

Privacy policy: https://www.sizmek.com/privacy-policy/

Tenjin

Data categories: IDFA/GAID, IP address, user agent

Privacy policy: https://www.tenjin.io/privacy/

Register/release

Apple

Data categories: Login event

Privacy policy: https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/en-ww/

Facebook

Data categories: Login/release event

Privacy policy: https://en-gb.facebook.com/policy.php

Twitter

Data categories: Login/release event

Privacy policy: https://twitter.com/en/privacy

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Google Firebase Cloud Messaging

Data categories/purpose: Captures instance IDs to determine which device a message should be sent to

Privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites

Google Pay

Data categories/purpose: We use the services of third parties for payment processing.

We do not store or collect your credit card details. The information is passed directly to our external payment processors who use your data in accordance with their own privacy policy.

Privacy policy: https://payments.google.com/payments/apis-secure/get_legal_document?ldo=0&ldt=privacynotice&ldl=en-GB

Apple Pay

Data categories/purpose: We use the services of third parties for payment processing.

We do not store or collect your credit card details. The information is passed directly to our third party payment processors who use your data in accordance with their own privacy policy.

Privacy policy: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210665

RULES ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Veelive respects the intellectual property rights of others, and we expect you to do the same. Veelive’s Terms of Use and Community Guidelines do not allow you to post, share or transmit content that infringes the copyrights, trademarks or other intellectual property rights of others.

Copyright

Copyright is a legal right that protects original works of authorship (e.g. music, videos, etc.). In general, copyright protects an original expression of an idea (e.g. the specific way a video or music is expressed or created), but it does not protect the underlying ideas or facts.

Copyright infringements

We do not allow content that violates copyright laws. Using the copyrighted content of others without proper authorization or valid reason may result in a violation of Veelive’s policies.

At the same time, not every unauthorized use of copyrighted content constitutes an infringement. In many countries, exceptions allow the use of copyrighted works under certain circumstances without the permission of the copyright owner. These include the fair use doctrine in the United States and authorized acts of fair use in the European Union (and other similar exceptions under applicable local laws in other countries).

Removal of content; suspension or termination of an account

Any User Content that infringes another person’s copyright may be removed. The account may be suspended or terminated for multiple copyright infringements in connection with the use of the Veelive website or app or other violations of the Terms of Use and Community Guidelines. We reserve the right to refuse to open a new account on the Veelive website or app, or otherwise hosted by Veelive, to any account holder whose account has been used for unauthorized activity.

Information for rights holders:

Notification of copyright infringements

Contacting the user directly may resolve your complaint more quickly and in a manner that is more beneficial to you, the user, and our community. You may also submit a Notice of Copyright Infringement to request that Veelive remove the allegedly infringing content.

All complaints should include the information requested in our online copyright infringement form. Failure to provide the required information may limit our ability to investigate your claim and may result in your complaint being rejected.

We may provide the account holder with your contact information, including the e-mail address and name of the copyright owner, and/or details of the complaint.

Before submitting a report, please note that intentionally submitting a misleading or fraudulent report may result in liability for damages under Section 512(f) of the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) or similar laws applicable in other countries.

If you have provided us with a notice or notification of infringement, we may contact you if we have additional questions about your notice or notification. Please note that Veelive is not able to arbitrate disputes between third parties and may not be able to remove the content or suspend the account you reported. Alternatively, you can contact the person who posted the content or who owns the account to try to resolve your issue directly.

EU Copyright Directive

If you would like to send Veelive a request for permission to make your copyrighted works available on Veelive in accordance with Article 17 of the EU Copyright Directive, please use this form. We will review your request and get back to you.

If you wish to request that your music or audiovisual works not be made available in the EU, you must complete this form. In order for Veelive to consider your request, you must provide us with relevant and necessary information about you and your copyrighted works. Upon receipt of this information and review of your request, Veelive will do its best to ensure that your copyrighted work is not available on Veelive in the EU.

Please note that, in accordance with its legal obligations, Veelive provides users and rights holders with a mechanism for resolving disputes over copyright infringement, although rights holders are nevertheless free to assert their rights in court.

Information for users: Counterstatement to copyright infringement

If you are a user located outside the European Union

If you receive a notice of copyright infringement that you believe is in error, or if you believe that you are authorized to use the content, you may contact the copyright owner directly to request a retraction of the complaint.

You can also send us a counterstatement using our counterstatement form. Each counter-notification should contain the information requested in the counter-notification form. Failure to provide the required information may limit our ability to investigate your claims and may result in your counter-notification being rejected.

The counter-notice process will take some time, so please be patient. During this time, the copyright claimant may file a lawsuit seeking a court order to stop the content under the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) or similar laws in other countries. Please note that, where appropriate and permitted by law, we will forward the entire counter-notice to the original requester, including any contact information you provide, in accordance with our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. The requester may use this information to file a lawsuit against you.

If we do not receive notice that the original submitter is seeking an injunction to prevent further infringement of the material in question, we may replace the removed material or disable access to it, provided that the content does not infringe the copyrights of any third party. The decision to repost material is at Veelive’s sole discretion.

If you are a user based in the European Union

If you receive a notice of copyright infringement and believe that you have the right to publish the content in question, you can fill out a counter-notification form.

Under EU law, users may use copyrighted works for quotations, criticism, reviews and for the purpose of caricature, parody or pastiche without the permission of the copyright holder, provided that such use is appropriate. EU member states may provide for further exceptions. Below you will find some more information about the exceptions and limitations to copyright that apply in the EU:

  • Quote, criticism and review

A quotation is the use of an excerpt from a copyrighted work for purposes such as illustrating an assertion, defending an opinion or participating in a debate. Quotations can also be used to criticize a copyrighted work (e.g. critical commentary on a film) or to review it (e.g. review of a book or album).

  • Caricature, parody and pastiche

Caricatures aim to exaggerate or distort reality, usually for humorous purposes. A parody is reminiscent of an existing copyrighted work, but is clearly different from it and should be an expression of humor or mockery. In a pastiche, characteristic elements from other works or styles are usually integrated into a new work.

For a use of a copyrighted work to be covered by an exception or limitation, it must be fair, i.e. it should, where applicable (i) be no longer than necessary; (ii) be accompanied by adequate attribution of the source material; and (iii) not unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the rightholder.

Videos that fall under a copyright exemption or restriction are still subject to our Community Guidelines. This means that such videos may not contain hate speech or hateful conduct and may not be used to abuse, ridicule, humiliate, embarrass, intimidate or injure any person.

Please note that, in accordance with its legal obligations, Veelive provides users and rights holders with a mechanism to resolve disputes over copyright infringement, but users remain free to assert their rights in court.

Trademark

A trademark is a word, symbol, slogan, design or a combination of the aforementioned elements that identifies the source of a product or service and distinguishes it from other products or services.

Trademark infringement

Trademark law prohibits trademark infringement, which generally means the unauthorized use of a trademark or service mark in connection with goods or services in a manner likely to cause confusion, deception or mistake as to the source, origin, sponsorship or affiliation of the associated goods and/or services.

At the same time, the use of another’s trademark for the purpose of accurately referencing, lawfully commenting on, criticizing, parodying or reviewing the trademark owner’s products or services, or for the purpose of comparison with other products or services, is generally not considered a violation of our policies, provided that the trademark is not used to describe the user’s or a third party’s own goods or services. Similarly, it is generally permissible to create a Fan Page about a trademark, even without the trademark owner’s permission, provided that you do not claim to speak for or be affiliated with the trademark or otherwise infringe the trademark owner’s intellectual property rights.

Removal of content; suspension or termination of the account

Any content that violates the trademark rights of another may be removed. Repeated violations of trademark rights in connection with use of the Veelive website or app or other violations of the Terms of Use and Community Guidelines may result in suspension or termination of the user’s account. We reserve the right to refuse to open a new account on the Veelive website or app, or otherwise hosted by Veelive, to any account holder whose account has been used for unauthorized activity.

Trademark appeal and notification

Contacting users directly may resolve your complaint more quickly and in a way that is more beneficial to you, the users and our community. You can also submit a notification of trademark infringement at legal@veelive.net.

All complaints should include the information requested in our online trademark infringement form. Failure to provide the required information may limit our ability to process your claim and may result in your complaint being rejected. We may provide the account holder with your contact information, including the email address and name of the trademark owner, and/or details of the complaint in accordance with our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

Before submitting a report, please note that intentionally submitting a misleading or fraudulent report may result in liability for damages under the laws applicable in some countries.

Trademark infringement – counterstatement

If you receive a notice of trademark infringement that you believe is in error or you believe you are authorized to use the content, you may contact the trademark owner directly to request a retraction of the complaint.

You can also send us a counterstatement via our online counterstatement form. All counter-notices should include the information requested in our online counter-notice form. Failure to provide the required information may limit our ability to investigate your claims and may result in your counter-notification being rejected.

General note

As a Veelive user, you are responsible for the content you post. If you have questions about copyright or trademark law, such as questions about whether your content or your use of another person’s name or trademark infringes or otherwise violates another person’s rights, you should contact an attorney. If you are unsure whether the material you wish to report to us infringes or otherwise violates another person’s rights, you should also seek legal advice before reporting such content to us.