Is Movavi Safe?

Movavi is an international software development company that was established in 2004. We have more than 400 employees in multiple countries. Our ever-expanding range of products is sold in more than 200 countries. For more information, follow the link to our About page.

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The Movavi website doesn’t transfer any potentially harmful software to your device. First of all, the site doesn’t contain any potentially harmful software. All of our software installation files are safe, as described below. Second, the website won’t download any files to your device until you click a download button.

The Movavi website has been proven secure by several website safety checkers; several reports are linked below.

The Movavi website uses cookies to improve the services we offer you, as do many sites. Cookies help the website collect anonymized data on your sessions. If you don’t want the website to collect statistics from you, you can leave the website. If you’re interested in what data we're gathering and the third-party services we use to process the data, consult the Movavi Privacy Policy.

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All Movavi software is safe to use. It does not contain any malware and cannot harm your device or privacy in any way.

Just to be sure, we ran the Windows versions of four of our most frequently searched-for programs through an anti-virus checker. Here are the results from VirusTotal.com:

There are no online services to check the security of Mac installation files. So, if you’re a Mac user and you are concerned with the safety of the Movavi product you want to obtain, install the program via the App Store. All the programs on the App Store are thoroughly checked by Apple before they get to be on the platform. To check out the Movavi Software Inc. page on the App Store, follow the link below.

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There are three ways in which installed Movavi software gathers data for the development team.

1. The software may send anonymous usage statistics to the development team to help them improve the software in future updates. This data includes interface usage and the models of peripheral devices connected to your computer (microphone, web camera, screen, etc.). The software does not gather data by default, but if you want to double-check and prevent the software from doing so, go to the program settings, find the appropriate line, remove the check mark next to it, and save the settings. If you want to know more about the program settings, check the appropriate user manual.
   
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2. If the program crashes, the software suggests you send a crash fix report to the development team. This report will contain your username, the Movavi software version you’ve been using, and the stack trace (a record of which process caused the software error). If you don’t want to send this data, just close the crash fix window.
3. If you contact our support team to request assistance with any issues regarding a Movavi program, they may ask you to send your log files. These contain the same information as a crash fix report, plus data on your attached devices. If you don’t want the development team to receive this data, you may simply choose not to send your log files to the support team.

If you want to know more about this topic, consult the Movavi Privacy Policy.

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All payments made on the Movavi website are processed via the 2Checkout payment gateway. 2Checkout guarantees the safety of all payment and personal information.

Movavi Store also has a DigiCert Seal – a certificate that proves our transaction safety.

If you experience problems with your purchased software that cannot be resolved, you can get a complete refund within 30 days. To find out more about refund conditions, read our Refund Policy.

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