The distinction that matters
IPTV describes a way of delivering television through an internet-protocol network. Copyright and broadcasting permissions concern the actual works and uses involved. WIPO explains copyright as rights over creative works and identifies authorisation as a relevant question. That general framework does not certify any particular StarShare source, user activity or jurisdiction.
A controlled way to check
Identify the service, actual content, territory and intended use. Household viewing, public exhibition, resale and restreaming can raise different questions. Obtain the relevant provider or rights-holder information and current local advice where needed. A player licence, familiar broadcaster logo or low price is not a substitute for the missing authorisation record.
An illustrative comparison
For example, installing a media player proves that software has been installed; it does not by itself establish the rights for a later source. A reseller credit package is an accounting arrangement, not an automatic grant to redistribute every programme. Keep those product and permission relationships separate rather than making a worldwide legality claim from an app name.
What to record or ask next
This is general orientation, not a legal determination about a particular service or country. The website does not claim universal licensing or give instructions for bypassing subscriptions, DRM or territorial restrictions. Use actual rights and jurisdiction-specific primary information for a consequential decision.