DRM Info - Verify device security

Hotstar's performance was terrible, it ended up using all my data and taking up so much of my time.

The app is good, but my Realme XT doesn't support it because it has L3 certification.

Certainly! It's important to note that some platforms, such as Netflix and Amazon Prime, support streaming services. However, there are instances where L1 might not be supported on Amazon Prime. Make sure to check the specific requirements and compatibility of your preferred streaming service with different platforms before making a decision.

The information is clear. It indicates that my P20 Pro has Widevine version 1.

So last time, I mentioned that the app was displaying the wrong processor name. The response I received stated that the app didn't show processor information at all. Since then, I've switched to a Galaxy M31s and can confirm that it does display accurate details such as Brand - Samsung and Hardware - exynos9611, which is the processor in my device. Initially, I gave the app a 1-star rating, but after seeing the correct information on my new phone, I'm rating it 4 stars now. However, I still can't forget the one-star review that lingers due to the initial incorrect reply about the processor information.

You're wondering how to determine if your device supports digital rights management levels like L1, L2, or L3. It seems you can't figure it out on your own or through an application. Let me guide you on what steps to follow.

Great way to check if your device can support Widevine L1 Digital Rights Management, which is required for streaming HD content on services like Netflix and Amazon Prime.

The app was really good. It was super helpful in fixing low-quality videos that I downloaded.

There is a fantastic app that you can use to find out if your device supports Widewine L1.

Your OnePlus 8 Pro, which operates on Android 11, is showing a blank screen.