Use the documented television app identity
PSM’s first-party report describes PSM Air specifically for Android TVs and names its live television services. It says the app was introduced for viewers in the Maldives and abroad. This documents the broadcaster’s intended route at launch; it should not be expanded into a promise that every device store, programme or future sports event is available in every country. Check the current app listing and selected channel before relying on it for a particular broadcast.
Keep television and radio brands separate
The corporate site names TVM and YES TV alongside Dhivehiraajjeyge Adu, Dhivehi FM and other PSM services. A radio brand is not a missing video channel. If looking for a news bulletin, identify the television service and edition; if looking for spoken audio or music, start with the relevant radio destination. This also makes it easier to explain why a player has sound with no television picture.
Check language in the actual programme
PSM News publishes English-language articles as well as Dhivehi material. An English web report about a programme does not establish an English soundtrack or captions in the broadcast itself. Keep the Dhivehi title or the broadcaster’s own translated title when searching an archive. For a family viewing requirement, check dialogue and any labelled subtitles on the actual episode rather than inferring them from the site interface.
Verify event rights separately
A PSM announcement about a particular tournament is evidence for that event, territory and period. It does not establish permanent rights to all sport or carriage through another provider. Public PSM documentation does not confirm UKIPTV.app inclusion, an account bundle or local customer support. Before choosing a service for a specific evening, check the named channel, programme date, device route and any territorial notice directly with the authorised broadcaster.