Legal Disclaimer

This disclaimer sets the limits of Castle's liability, framed as the questions users most often have. Installing the app on your Android phone or TV means accepting the answers below, so it is worth two minutes before you rely on the service.

Does Castle own the content it shows?

No. Castle is an automated index of public links, and it owns, licenses, and controls none of the films, broadcasts, or posters in its interface. All of it belongs to the respective rights holders, and a link appearing in the directory implies no ownership, partnership, or endorsement. Whether a third-party stream is legal in your region, accurate, or good quality is the responsibility of whoever hosts it. Any disputed link is handled under our DMCA & Copyright Policy.

Am I using the app at my own risk?

Yes. Castle is provided “as is” and “as available”, with no warranties of any kind, whether express, implied, or statutory, including any implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. Devices behave like devices: processors warm up, batteries wear, storage fills, apps occasionally conflict. Where any of that coincides with using Castle, on a device of any age, the loss is not ours to cover. Running the app through a desktop emulator adds the emulator's own faults, such as driver errors and memory conflicts, which are equally outside our responsibility.

Why do you keep warning about fake APKs?

Because it is the single biggest risk to you. Modified and “cracked” copies of Castle circulate on unofficial app stores, Telegram channels, YouTube description links, and file-sharing sites, and they can hide spyware, ransomware, or code that records what you type, including passwords and payment details from other apps. Any harm caused by an unofficial copy rests with whoever made and installed it, not with us. The only safe source is our official website. If your copy came from anywhere else, uninstall it now and run a full security scan before typing another password.

What about the ads and external links?

Advertising keeps Castle free, and the banners come from third-party networks whose products we do not test or endorse. Tapping an ad or an indexed link takes you out of the app and onto someone else's site, where any pop-ups, cookies, sign-ups, or purchases happen under that site's rules, not ours. Review the terms and privacy policy of any destination before engaging, and take extra care before entering payment details anywhere outside the app.

What is my part in staying safe?

A fair amount of your protection rests with you. Keep your device updated, install Castle only from our official website, and be cautious with any external link or advertisement that asks for personal or payment details. Castle cannot control what happens on third-party sites, so a little care on your side goes a long way. If something in the app looks wrong, or a site you reached through it seems unsafe, stop and check before continuing. Treating the service the way you would any tool that opens onto the wider internet keeps the experience safe for you and for everyone else.