Terms of Service

Last updated: 9 November 2026. These terms cover both Android apps: MC LAN Proxy (com.luzenna.mineproxydroid, paid, no ads) and MC LAN Proxy Free (com.luzenna.mineproxydroidtrial, free with ads), published by KjetilV IT (Luzenna), Norway.

1. What the app does

MC LAN Proxy runs on your phone and makes a Minecraft Bedrock server appear in your console's list of LAN games, then passes the game traffic between your console and that server. It needs your phone and your console to be on the same Wi-Fi network. How it handles data is described in the privacy policy.

2. Minecraft changes can break it

The app depends on parts of Minecraft that we do not control: how a console discovers LAN games, how a client joins a server, and the version numbers Minecraft and servers announce. Minecraft has already changed these more than once, for example when LAN discovery moved from RakNet to NetherNet in version 26.50 and 26.60.

• A Minecraft update, a console update or a server update can make the app stop working, show no worlds, or fail when you join.
• We try to update the app when this happens, but we do not guarantee that a fix is possible, that it will be quick, or that the app will keep working with any particular version of Minecraft.
• Some changes cannot be worked around by an app at all. For example, if a server is running an older version than your game, Minecraft refuses the join, and nothing in this app can change that.

3. Servers and networks are not ours

You choose the server you connect to. We do not run, check or control those servers, and we are not responsible for what happens on them, for their rules, or for whether they are online, up to date or safe. Your Wi-Fi network, router and console settings also affect whether the app works.

4. Not affiliated with Minecraft

MC LAN Proxy is an independent app. It is not made, approved or supported by Mojang, Microsoft, Sony or Nintendo. Minecraft is a trademark of its owners.

5. Nintendo Switch mode

Switch mode is experimental and optional. It signs in to a Microsoft account and behaves like the Minecraft client, which Microsoft has not approved. Accounts have been banned for this, and a ban can reach the whole Microsoft account. You use Switch mode at your own risk. Use a spare account, not your main one. We are not responsible for any action Microsoft or anyone else takes against an account. See Minecraft servers on Nintendo Switch.

6. The free and paid apps

• The free app shows ads and limits how long a session can run. Watching a rewarded ad gives more time.
• The paid app has no ads and no time limit.
• Purchases are handled by Google Play, and Google Play's payment and refund rules apply to them. We do not collect your payment details.
• Features, limits and prices can change.

7. Using the app

Use the app only for playing Minecraft with servers you are allowed to join. Do not use it to disrupt a server, a network or other players, or to break the rules of Minecraft, of a server or of the law.

8. No guarantee, and limits on liability

The app is provided as it is. We do not promise that it will work without interruption or errors, or that it will suit your setup. As far as the law allows, we are not liable for losses that come from using the app or from it not working, including a lost session, a dropped connection or a banned account. None of this limits rights you have under mandatory consumer law, for example in the EEA or the United Kingdom.

9. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms. The date at the top shows when they last changed. Using the app after a change means you accept the new version. These terms are governed by Norwegian law, except where mandatory consumer law in your country says otherwise.

10. Contact

Questions about these terms: use the contact details on the help page or the developer contact on the app's Google Play page.

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