FAQ
Welcome to our FAQ. Here you’ll find quick answers about Globe TV: how to watch free live TV, where channels come from, privacy, availability, and more.
Is Globe TV free?
Yes. Globe TV is free to use - no accounts, no subscriptions. Pick a channel and start watching.
How do I watch live TV here?
Use the interactive 3D globe to select a country or browse countries in the sidebar. Once you pick a country, you’ll see its channels; click a channel to play. You can also try the Random button to discover something new.
What is IPTV?
IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) is television delivered over the internet rather than cable or satellite. Globe TV curates links to free, publicly available IPTV streams.
Where do the channels come from?
Our listings are sourced from the community project IPTV-org. We do not host or maintain the streams; we surface entries from their directory.
Can I suggest a channel?
Yes. Suggestions are best sent to the IPTV‑org maintainers. Contributions help keep the catalog fresh.
How often is the catalog updated?
Continuously, thanks to the IPTV community. Globe TV regularly syncs changes, so new channels appear automatically.
Is it legal to watch via Globe TV?
Yes. We only link to publicly available streams believed to be shared by their rightful owners. We don’t host video content ourselves.
Why don’t some channels load or appear?
We list channels that meet security and embedding requirements (e.g., HTTPS and CORS). If a channel blocks embedding or doesn’t meet these standards, it may not be available.
How can I report a broken link?
If a stream is down, try again later. For persistent issues, open a report with the IPTV‑org team on GitHub.
Are there geographic restrictions?
Some channels are licensed for specific regions. When access is limited, you may see a lock indicator or the stream may not play in your location.