Video protection
The lesson you worked hard on is selling on Telegram an hour after release? Protection here isn't one button. It's layers on top of each other: they make the video harder to pull, lock the lesson to your platform, and if a leak happens, tell you who did it.
Leakers try the easiest route first. Each layer here closes one of those routes.
The lesson is encrypted, and the video file alone can't play outside the player.
The lesson plays only on the domains you set. If the link is copied to another site or opened by itself, it won't play.
Every play gets a time-limited pass tied to the device that opened the lesson, so a copied link quickly stops working.
The student's ID moves across the video. If someone films the screen and posts the lesson, you know who.
An alert when a student runs a download tool, screen recorder or developer tools, and you can stop them from watching in one click.
One account can't be split among a group: you set how many devices can watch at the same moment.
The leaked video carries the ID of the student who was watching.
The Leak monitoring page shows their devices, viewing times and any tool detected on them.
Block the student or address in one click, and restore them in one click if they turn out to be innocent.
Whatever can be seen can be filmed with another phone, and anyone who says otherwise isn't telling the truth. The difference here is that pulling a video is hard and gets noticed, and every leak has a known source. That's what makes students stop.
Create an account, upload a lesson, and put it on your platform. Protection works from the first play.