I have no problems at all. All of my links play,real debrid or not
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Ebomc1
March 27, 2025, 6:11pm
22
3.1.0 version works for me updated version isnt. In the uk.
yes it is i am uk as well an flixvision will update itself if you click allow
Ebomc1
March 27, 2025, 7:10pm
25
I updated it and seen the comments saying it wasnât working. So i uninstalled the 3.1.1 Version and went back to the version before. I tried it on my Google streaming box and my firestick box. I have real debrid. But wouldnât load any streams. Ill try the updated version in a few days. I have hdo wich i think is better and stremio etc. Flix vision has viruses in the app. Think ill leave it out.
AMD237
March 27, 2025, 7:24pm
26
My 3.1.1 plays well. Just watched a show on it. But like you said, there are other options that will get you to the same result.
maybe check settings on R.D
Tried today and app is working.
ibk75
March 28, 2025, 11:13am
30
I was having the same problem with Flixvision not finding links so I checked my settings and found that the expiry date in my link to Real Debrid had not been updated when I renewed my RD subscription. I unlinked and then re-linked and now all is working fine.
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Is this app still using malicious code?
opened 12:58AM - 12 Jan 25 UTC
closed 09:52PM - 14 Jan 25 UTC
### Type
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### Add additional context
Decompilation and source ⌠code analysis was performed on app version v3.0.1r, retrieved from the official source that is provided on FMHY (https://linktr.ee/flixvision), using [jadx](https://github.com/skylot/jadx).
A few months ago, [users reported on Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/firetvstick/comments/1f7ywx3/flix_vision_293_apk_has_potential/) that the Flix Vision app was making unsolicited network requests (signs of internet sharing/botnet). Being a reverse engineer myself, I decided to look into the latest version of the app and check for potential malicious code.
I have discovered that the Flix Vision app has code that, at the developer's discretion, can remotely enable an internet-sharing SDK called TraffMonetizer that runs in the background. This turns the users of the Flix Vision app into exit nodes for residential proxy services that can perform web scraping and other malicious/illegal activities [1](https://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/us/security/news/vulnerabilities-and-exploits/how-residential-proxies-and-captcha-solving-services-become-agents-of-abuse),[2](https://www.orangecyberdefense.com/be/blog/unveiling-the-depths-of-residential-proxies-providers), using the user's internet connection, without their consent or knowledge. The developers of Flix Vision get revenue from TraffMonetizer for selling user's internet connections.
The following is the flow:
On app start and in the background, a configuration file is retrieved which has the base settings for Flix Vision. There is a primary and backup URL (t.ly/gcCVh, github.com/fvision8/publish/releases/download/12/conf.json).
As of 1/11/2025, the JSON file returns the following:
Take note of the traff_sd value.
Once retrieval is complete, parseRemoteConfig is called. At its core, it's nothing special, but there's this code that checks the traff_sd boolean and sets it accordingly in pref_traff_1. It also initializes a new package with a key if it's true, and stops if it is false. What is this "hy1" package?
Looking into the package, it is initializing the TraffMonetizer SDK.
Per [TraffMonetizer](https://traffmonetizer.com/for-developers/):
> After integrating our SDK your free users will be sharing a tiny portion of their Internet bandwidth with our network (you can adjust the maximum shared traffic in your dashboard) - and we will pay you for this traffic.
This isn't the first time an Android app has been (mis)used for this purpose, but in some cases the app asks for consent. Flix Vision clearly does not.
I would recommend removing Flix Vision from the FMHY directory https://fmhy.net/android-iosguide#android-streaming, or at the least flagging a warning for this code being present as there are a number of users that may have installed this app on their Android TV device, especially as it was spread pretty widely on YouTube and various sources.
I noticed today on my spare phone battery life has been awful, I checked battery usage and Flix vision was showing 30% battery usage. I havenât even opened the app in over a week on that phone. So itâs definitely doing something in the background.
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That was my problem also. I only now realized how efficient RD is.
