Vavoo: Stream movies and series for free – is Vavoo.to legal?

Anyone looking for a free alternative to Netflix, Amazon Prime, Maxdome etc. will eventually come across the Vavoo.tv app, or more precisely Vavoo.to. The app is officially published by Vavoo AG and is available on platforms such as the Google Play Store.

What is Vavoo?

Vavoo is a media center app similar to Kodi. In the app, content stored at home (e.g. on a NAS) such as videos and movies can be streamed. Various packages, also known as bundles, can be loaded, which then provide specific content. The standard bundle Vavoo.tv installs the most important functions for media playback, and other bundles can be used to add further functions.

Is Vavoo legal?

The app and the Vavoo TV Box are legal in themselves. However, there are bundles that allow access to illegal content such as films and series. The use of these bundles is not permitted, just like the use of other illegal streaming services, as it is a violation of copyright law.

Vavoo.to is one of these bundles that illegally provide free content.

Bundles

Vavoo.to is the best-known bundle, and it gives free access to copyrighted content such as movies and TV shows. Its use is illegal, and we therefore strongly advise against using it.

Legal alternatives to Vavoo

Of course, there are legal alternatives to Vavoo. Completely free offers are rare, but Amazon Freevee*, for example, is an ad-financed service. Netzkino also offers a legal selection of films, completely free of charge.

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