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If you attempt to reset the app with Parental Controls enabled, you’ll be prompted to deactivate before you can reset. How to use the Reset App feature: - Launch the app - Go to “Settings” from the app overflow menu - Select "Reset the ITV Hub App" in “Settings” - If Parental Controls are enabled, you’ll be prompted to disable them in order to proceed - Once you’ve successfully reset the app, it will close and you’ll need to relaunch it to continue your journey Please be aware that using the Reset App feature will have the following effects: - Your Last Watched items will no longer be available - If you previously allowed the ITV Hub to access your device location, this will be forgotten - You’ll be logged out of the app and the app will close - You’ll be prompted to opt in to Push Notifications again when you next launch the app - You’ll see the Chromecast introduction again - You’ll be prompted to accept our Cookies Policy - You’ll be prompted to review the app once you’ve watched a show to the end - If you previously enabled Subtitles, your Subtitle preferences will be reset ITV Hub iOS App On the ITV Hub iOS App you can use the Reset App feature to clear data related to the app that is stored locally on your device. You may still receive push notifications after resetting the app as this feature is not set by your device’s local storage. Push Notifications can be disabled in your device settings. If you have Parental Controls enabled, they’ll still be enabled after resetting the app. The only way to disable Parental Controls is go into "Settings" within the app and disable them. You’ll be asked to input the correct PIN before being granted access to turn them off. Steps to use the 'Reset App' feature: - Launch the app - Go to settings and select "Reset the ITV Hub" - The app will automatically relaunch Please be aware that using the Reset App feature will have the following effects: - Your Last Watched items will no longer be available - If you previously allowed the ITV Hub to access your device location, this will be forgotten - You’ll be logged out of the app and the app will close - You’ll be prompted to opt in to Push Notifications again when you next launch the app - You’ll see the Chromecast introduction again - You’ll be prompted to accept our Cookies Policy - You’ll be prompted to review the app once you’ve watched a show to the end - If you previously enabled Subtitles, your Subtitle preferences will be reset - Downloads will be deleted Apple AppTracking Framework When you first open the ITV Hub iOS App you will see a pop up message which asks you if you will allow the app to track your activity across other companies’ apps and websites. 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Steps to use the 'Reset App' feature: - Launch the app - Go to settings and select "Reset the ITV Hub" - The app will automatically relaunch Please be aware that using the Reset App feature will have the following effects: - Your Last Watched items will no longer be available - If you previously shared your postcode so that we could find your broadcaster, this will be forgotten - You’ll be logged out of the app and the app will close - You’ll be prompted to accept our Cookies Policy - If you previously enabled Subtitles, your Subtitle preferences will be reset **ITV Hub Apps on connected TVs, Freeview, Youview, Freesat, tv streaming devices or games consoles** If you would like to reset your ITV Hub app on the big screen - whether you’re watching via your Connected TV, or a streaming device - please give our Viewer Support team a call on 0344 88 14150 and they can talk you through the process. 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You can email us with any questions, queries or complaints at itvhubhelp@itv.com ITV COOKIES ITV cookies on itv.com (including ITV Hub on itv.com) itv.Region: remembers the region in which you are located, which enables us to serve region specific content to you. has_js: identifies whether a user has javascript turned on/off. If javascript is turned off many of our website functions will not work correctly. itvpreferences.sol: stores your subtitle and volume preferences for the ITV Hub so that you don’t have to set them each time you visit. ITVAutoresume.sol: stores the last point you reached in a video you were watching so you can resume watching from the last point you reached. ITV.Autoplay: automatically plays the next episode in a series on ITV Hub. Itv.CookiePolicy: determines whether our cookie policy message has been accepted. Itv.ParentalControls: stores your pin number and secret answers for parental controls. Itv.Session: is used for registration and login authentication. 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This will use the information captured in the PIN Settings as described above. Unique Identifier: is used to identify your device as a unique user of our services. This enables us to track collective usage of the app to learn about how our customers use the service. This is a generic ID that cannot be attributed directly to you but does enable us to track usage. VisualOn cookies are used to support Hub playout in some versions of our Android app. Fabric cookies are used to help track app crashes and errors to help us improve the apps performance in both the iOS and Android app. UrbanAirship’s cookies are used to support push notifications in the ITV Hub app. These notifications allow us to tell viewers about new and returning shows they may be interested in, where they have opted-in to receiving notifications. BC_BANDWIDTH: is a Brightcove cookie that detects bandwidth in order in order to manage progressive download of video to the user’s device. 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This ensures that users receive the correct programming for their geographic location. itv-skip-location: persists a user's choice as to whether they want to see a location reminder message on starting the app, in the instance where a location has not been previously provided. itv-greeted: indicates whether the user is launching the app for the first time so that the Hub knows whether or not to show the welcome screen. tv-guid: is an anonymous device ID used only in aggregated form, and is mainly used for monitoring error messages. itv-parental-controls: is used this to remember your parental control settings. This cookie is not used on YouView devices. itv-productions: allows us to remember where in a programme you stopped watching, so we can let you resume from there. It also remembers what ad breaks you've watched so that we can administer our fair ad-policy. itv-guidance-accepted: tells us that a user has seen the guidance pop-up, has confirmed their age and has accepted our terms and conditions. ITV cookies on Connected TV – Now TV app ITV/postcode: persists a user's broadcaster region. This data ensures that a user is associated with the correct local broadcaster (i.e. ITV, STV) and receives the correct programming for their geographic location. The broadcast region is derived when a full or partial postcode is entered on first launching the app. Postcode data is stored but is only used for the purposes of identifying a broadcast region. ITV/pinEnabled: is used to remember if you've set up parental controls in the ITV app. ITV/pinCode: allows us to remember your parental control code if it's set. ITV/broadcaster: persists a user's broadcaster (i.e. ITV, STV). This ensures that users receive the correct programming for their geographic location. ITV/r and ITV/rd: allow us to remember programmes you've stopped watching, so we can let you resume from there. It also remembers what ad breaks you've watched so that we can administer our fair ad-policy. ITV cookies on Connected TV – Legacy AIR app (Samsung 2011 TVs) Region: stores the broadcaster region determined by entering your postcode. Guidance: stores the user’s guidance status if the user has seen a guidance message. It also stores the user’s PIN, if one has been set. ITV cookies on Connected TV – Legacy Freesat App We also use a cookie in the ITV Hub on Freesat. This cookie allows us to identify your Freesat device as a unique user of our services, so that we can track usage of the ITV Hub to learn about how our customers use the service. This is a generic ID that cannot be attributed directly to you personally. The cookie will not expire, and cannot be deleted or blocked. 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