Effective 17 September 2026

Privacy

This covers both Sling TV and Slingarama. They share one account and one API, so they are described together; where only one of them does something, it says so.

You can use both apps without an account

Opening either app creates a guest identity so your progress has somewhere to live. It is not linked to your name or email, and it stays on this device unless you sign in. Signing in attaches what the guest built up to your account rather than discarding it.

What is collected, and why

WhatWhy
Account — a name, an email address, and a picture if your sign-in provides oneTo keep your library and progress attached to you across devices
Watch and reading progress, including position within an episode or chapterContinue Watching, Continue Reading, and resuming where you stopped
Follows, likes and saved titlesYour Following tab and My List
Downloads you have taken offlineTo show what is on the device and to re-issue playback links
Settings — autoplay, data saver, Wi-Fi-only downloads, reader preferencesSo the apps behave the way you set them up
Comments you post, and reports you file against other people’sTo show the thread, and to let moderation act on what is reported
A notification token, only if you turn notifications onTo send the alerts you asked for. Never requested at launch

What is never collected

Neither app asks for your location, contacts, photo library, microphone or camera, and neither reads anything else on your device. The only permission either one requests is notifications, and only at the moment you turn them on — never at launch.

Your session is held in the device keychain, and cached catalogue data in a local database on the device. Both are removed when you sign out or uninstall.

Who else receives anything

Nothing is sold, and nothing is shared for advertising. These are the services that run the product:

  • JetSynth — Sign-in. Your name, email and picture, when you choose to sign in. Your password is never sent to us — the exchange happens between JetSynth and our server.
  • Mux — Video delivery. Playback requests, so it can stream an episode to your device.
  • Cloudflare R2 — Artwork and page storage. Requests for images and comic pages.
  • Neon — Database hosting. Everything in the table above, at rest.
  • Vercel — API and website hosting. Requests to the API, including the usual server log fields.
  • Expo — Push notifications and app updates. A notification token if you enable alerts, and update checks from the app.
  • PostHog — Product analytics and crash reporting — Slingarama only. Which screens you open and which actions you take, app lifecycle events, and uncaught errors. If you sign in, your account id is attached so sessions on different devices can be recognised as one person.

Deleting your data

You can delete your account from inside either app, and it takes everything above with it — both apps, immediately and permanently. See Delete your account for the steps and the full list.

How long it is kept

For as long as the account exists. Deleting the account removes it. Sign-in sessions expire on their own after ninety days of disuse.

Children

Neither app is directed at children, and neither knowingly collects data from them. If you believe a child has created an account, contact us and it will be removed.

Who is responsible, and how to reach us

Sling TV and Slingarama are operated by JetSynthesys Private Limited, 101–104, 1st Floor, Metro House, Mangaldas Road, Pune, Maharashtra 411001, India (CIN U93000PN2012PTC144453).

For access, correction, deletion or any other question about your data, email support@jetkreate.com.

This policy is governed by the laws of India.