Privacy

CinemaZoom does its work on your Mac. It collects nothing about you, and it has no account, analytics or tracking. Nothing it reads is sent to me.

Your video and your sign-ins

When you click CinemaZoom’s button in Safari or press Option-V, its Safari extension reads the page’s address, the point the video has reached, and Safari’s sign-ins for that page’s websites, with the data those websites saved in Safari. It hands them to the CinemaZoom app on your Mac, so the video opens in CinemaZoom’s own window and you stay signed in.

The window keeps that website data on your Mac, the way Safari does, and talks only to the websites the video comes from.

Website access

Safari asks you before CinemaZoom can work on a website. CinemaZoom asks for Paramount+, for its picture zoom, and for YouTube TV, to keep long live channels smooth in Safari. For any other website, Safari asks the first time you use CinemaZoom there. You can remove that access at any time in Safari’s settings.

Your choices and your purchase

Your picture shape, your zoom choice and the window’s place are saved on your Mac. You buy CinemaZoom once through the App Store, and Apple handles the payment. There is no login and no subscription.

Activity notes

macOS keeps CinemaZoom’s notes about what it did, such as the address of a video it opened, in your Mac’s own system log. They stay on your Mac.

Support emails

“Support” in CinemaZoom opens your own email app with a message to support@cinemazoom.app. Nothing is sent until you send it yourself. An email you send is handled as a support request. If you want it deleted, ask me and I will delete it.

This website

cinemazoom.app is a static website. It uses no analytics and no tracking of any kind. A web host serves these pages and sees normal connection details.

Contact

Questions about CinemaZoom or this policy: support@cinemazoom.app.

Last updated November 2026.