It does not store any media stream links on any of its servers. It does not host or upload any videos, films or media files. A disclaimer on the app’s website read, “Terrarium TV contains only links to other sites on the internet. Digital Trends said in an August 2018 profile of the app that because NitroXenon did not rely on torrents, Terrarium hadn’t been targeted by Hollywood copyright lawyers. In that same report, Terrarium is referred to as the “uncrowned king” of direct TV and movie streaming sites. The Torrent Freak report says that the last major update to Terrarium came in May 2018. Those files were presented on Terrarium for users to easily download. Terrarium doesn’t rely on content to supply TV and movies to users but rather relied on taking content from file-sharing sites. Digital Trends notes that Terrarium TV now lives on on its sub Reddit page. NitroXenon went on to thank Reddit moderator Nic for her hard work. But it is really time for me to move on to other projects,” via Torrent Freak. I am going to shut down Terrarium TV, forever. On September 10, NitroXenon pushed a notification to the apps users that read, “It has always been a great pleasure to work on this project. Terrarium TV will shut down at the end of September, according to NitroXenon aka Peter Chan, the app’s developer.

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