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Privacy Policy

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Markky Streams Guide is committed to protecting visitor privacy in accordance with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) as amended by the CPRA, and applicable US state privacy laws.

Data we collect

  • Anonymous analytics via Google Analytics 4 (page views, traffic sources, session duration).
  • Session cookies required for basic site navigation.
  • Truncated IP addresses retained for abuse prevention.

We do not collect names, email addresses or phone numbers unless you proactively contact us via email.

How we use data

Analytics data informs editorial decisions about which leagues and broadcasters to cover in more depth. We do not build advertising profiles, sell visitor data, or share data with third-party marketers.

Your CCPA rights (California residents)

You have the right to:

  • Request disclosure of the categories of personal information we have collected about you.
  • Request deletion of personal information we hold about you.
  • Opt out of any sale or sharing of personal information (we do not sell).
  • Non-discrimination for exercising any of these rights.

To exercise any right, email [email protected] with the subject line “CCPA request” and a description of the request. We respond within 45 days as required by statute.

Cookies

The site uses session cookies for navigation and Google Analytics 4 cookies (14-month retention) for traffic analytics. IP addresses are truncated per GA4 defaults. You can decline analytics cookies through your browser settings or Google’s opt-out tool.

Contact

Privacy and CCPA requests: [email protected]

Frequently asked questions

Where can I legally stream NFL, NBA and MLB games in the United States?
Rights are split across several services. Peacock carries NFL Sunday Night Football and exclusive Sunday games; Amazon Prime Video holds Thursday Night Football; Paramount+ streams CBS NFL games; NFL+ offers in-market and primetime games on mobile. For NBA, ESPN+ and the NBA League Pass are the primary streaming homes alongside ABC/ESPN/TNT linear coverage. MLB.tv carries every out-of-market MLB game; Apple TV runs Friday Night Baseball; Peacock has Sunday Leadoff. Markky Streams Guide lists the official rights holder for each league and season on its dedicated pages.
Is there any way to watch US sports for free legally?
Yes, several free legal options exist. Over-the-air ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox broadcast NFL regional games, Super Bowl, World Series, NBA Finals and major college football on antenna — no subscription needed. Tubi carries select Fox Sports replays. Peacock offers a free ad-supported tier with limited live sports. NFL+ has a free trial. Premium games (Monday Night Football, Sunday Ticket, NBA League Pass, MLB out-of-market) require paid subscriptions.
What is the cheapest way for a cord-cutter to follow all four major US leagues?
There is no single bundle that covers everything. A typical cord-cutter stack runs ESPN+ ($11.99/mo) for NHL, MLS, college sports and 30-for-30; Paramount+ with Showtime ($11.99/mo) for NFL on CBS, UEFA Champions League and Big Ten; Peacock Premium ($7.99/mo) for Sunday Night Football and Premier League; and a vMVPD like YouTube TV ($82.99/mo) or Sling for ESPN, FS1, TBS and TNT linear. Total: roughly $40–$110/month depending on whether you take a vMVPD. League-specific add-ons like NBA League Pass and MLB.tv layer on for fans of one specific league.
Does Markky Streams Guide host or link to any live streams?
No. Markky Streams Guide is purely editorial — we publish kickoff times, official broadcaster names and subscription details. We do not host, embed, link to or describe how to access any unauthorized streams. The site exists to redirect search demand for the ‘Markky Streams’ brand toward legal US broadcasting options. Copyright complaints: [email protected].

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