DStv Stream app disappears from some Android TVs, flagged as ‘unsupported’
DStv Stream app updates are breaking functionality on Skyworth, TCL, Xiaomi Mi Box, and other Android TVs right before World Cup 2026. Here is what we know...
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Many DStv Stream app users on Android TVs are experiencing a frustrating blackout, being told their devices are 'unsupported' just weeks before the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
- The DStv Stream app has vanished from the Google Play Store on affected devices, displaying an "Unsupported device" message.
- This issue is impacting users across various TV brands like Skyworth and TCL, as well as TV boxes.
- MultiChoice, the parent company of DStv, states the app is updated to comply with content supplier agreements, but the problem appears to be a Play Protect certification loop affecting legitimate devices.
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