Smart Mobile TV

Smart Mobile TV

by RODNEY LEAL

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Released
September 30, 2026
Updated
October 1, 2026

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Smart Mobile TV plays your own M3U playlists and Xtream panels, and comes with a library of films and series that are free to watch and free to share. YOUR OWN PLAYLISTS Add an M3U link or an Xtream panel in Settings and it plays here: films, series and live channels, with categories, a guide where your provider supplies one, and your credentials kept in the device keychain. The app supplies no playlists of its own — you bring the source you are entitled to use. • Resume where you left off, per title • AirPlay to a TV, and audio that keeps playing with the screen locked • Multiple audio and subtitle tracks wherever the stream provides them • Parental controls behind a passcode, with a highest-allowed rating • Favorites across everything, in one list • No advertising, no tracking, no analytics, no data collection THE BUILT-IN LIBRARY Until you add a playlist, the app opens on a curated library of public-domain and openly licensed cinema — Keaton, Chaplin, Lubitsch, early animation, Sherlock Holmes and Bonanza — each title shown with the licence it carries, its creator, and a link to the archive it came from. Add your own source and it takes over; a switch in Settings shows both. Smart Mobile TV hosts no video. Built-in titles stream from public archives and are only shown when a licence for them can be checked. Titles from a playlist you add are yours: they aren't licence-checked, and what you add is your responsibility.
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What's New in Smart Mobile TV

1.1

October 1, 2026

Your own playlists — a tab of their own, first in the bar. • Playlists tab: paste an M3U link, or an Xtream panel's server, username and password. A get.php link is recognised as a panel, so you get categories, series and a guide rather than one flat list. • Your playlist replaces the built-in library while it's there, and a switch brings the built-in titles back alongside it. • Xtream passwords are kept in the iOS keychain and sent only to the server you named. Only https sources are accepted — an http playlist would put its own password on the wire. • Your titles carry no age ratings, and parental controls hide unrated titles by default. The app now says so where you add the playlist, instead of showing you an empty library. Also: the app opens on Movies rather than a tab that isn't there, and films start noticeably faster.

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