These Service Rules explain the day-to-day operational requirements for using Ad&Vi TV in a fair, secure and technically stable manner.

Where these Rules and the User Agreement overlap, both documents apply together; the stricter operational requirement may be enforced to protect the service and rights holders.

The 24-hour trial is available only to qualifying new customers and may include only the channels and features designated by the service at the time of activation.

Trial activation may be refused if the service detects duplicate accounts, payment-method recycling, suspicious device reuse, proxy abuse or other signals of promotion abuse.

The user may sign in only on supported client applications and compatible devices. The service may limit the number of active devices and simultaneous streams according to the selected plan and risk controls.

The service may require logout, re-authorization or device cleanup when the maximum allowed device count is reached.

Playback quality depends on network speed, Wi-Fi stability, device capabilities, DRM support, app version, CDN routing and source availability. The service may dynamically reduce bitrate or disable a stream to preserve stability.

Use of outdated, rooted, modified or unsupported devices may reduce functionality or block playback.

The user must maintain a valid payment method for paid renewal flows where automatic billing has been enabled. Failed charges may lead to downgrade, suspension or cancellation of paid access.

Chargebacks, payment disputes raised in bad faith or intentional payment evasion may result in account restrictions and the denial of future promotions.

The user must not copy, decode, capture, relay, mirror, embed, restream, publish or monetize the service or any part of the content without prior written authorization.

The user must not overload APIs, automate login attempts, share credentials publicly or attempt to reverse engineer security or entitlement controls.

Some channels or features may be restricted by territory, platform or device because of licensing or compliance obligations. The user must not attempt to evade territorial or contractual restrictions using technical workarounds.

Upon rights-holder request or legal necessity, the service may remove, replace or block access to specific streams immediately.

Users should submit technical issues, billing disputes and access problems through the designated support flow with sufficient detail for investigation.

The service may set response windows, incident priorities and evidence requirements for refunds, technical claims or abuse reports.

The service may warn, rate-limit, suspend or terminate an account, device or IP range when necessary to protect the platform, other users, payment flows or rights-holder obligations.

Enforcement may occur automatically or manually and does not limit any other legal or contractual remedy available to the service.