Copyright and Intellectual Property

The text, layout, design and original graphics on this website — including the iptvfrostlight name, wordmark and snowflake-play symbol — belong to iptvfrostlight or are used with permission. You may read, print and share a policy page for your own use, and quote briefly with attribution. You may not copy the site’s design or content into another service, or use our marks in a way that suggests endorsement.

Samsung, LG, Apple, Amazon, Google, Roku, Microsoft, TiviMate, Smarters, Formuler, BuzzTV, MAG and other product or company names are trademarks of their owners. We use them to describe compatibility and to link to official listings, not to suggest partnership, sponsorship or endorsement. We are not affiliated with any device manufacturer, app developer, broadcaster, league or rights holder.

We do not own, host or control the channels and catalogues delivered through the subscription; they come from an upstream provider. A complaint about what is delivered is not something we can resolve by editing our own site, and we will not claim to have removed content we do not control.

Where a rights holder tells us that material supplied through the service infringes their rights, we will pass the complaint to the upstream provider, tell the complainant what we did, and act on our own relationship with that provider. We do not describe this as a statutory takedown scheme, and we do not claim a safe harbour we have not been granted.

If you believe material on this website infringes your copyright, send a notice through the contact route on this website, marked “Copyright notice”. Please include:

• Your name, organisation and a way to reach you.
• Identification of the work you say is protected, with enough detail to find it.
• The exact page address or location on this site of the material you object to.
• Why you believe the use is not authorised, including whether you are the owner or authorised to act for them.
• A statement that the information in your notice is accurate to your knowledge.
• Any deadline or urgency, and whether you have contacted the upstream provider already.

We acknowledge a complete notice within 10 business days, review it, and tell you what we have done. Where the material is on a page we control, we may remove or amend it while we look into the complaint. Where it concerns content delivered through the subscription, we will tell you plainly that we cannot remove it ourselves and pass it upstream.

If material of yours was removed or a report was made about you, you can respond through the same contact route. Explain why the use was authorised — for example, that you hold a licence, that the work is not protected, or that the notice misidentified the material. We will reconsider and, where the complaint does not hold up, restore what we removed.

Canada’s Copyright Act sets the framework we work within. This page is not a United States DMCA notice-and-takedown programme, and we do not appoint a US registered agent or claim the statutory protections of that scheme.