About this App. WiFi Speed Test Launcher offers an optional Android home-screen interface and network tools. You control your default launcher and App permissions through Android settings.
1. Introduction
Shahid 521 ("we," "us," or "our") provides WiFi Speed Test Launcher (the "App"), package name com.wifi.speed.test.signal.map. This Privacy Policy explains how information is accessed, used, stored, and shared in connection with the App, including its launcher, internet speed tests, Wi-Fi analysis, nearby-network display, password generator, and live speed overlay.
Some processing depends on the features you enable, your permissions, device settings, and the third-party services active in your version. This Policy does not replace any in-app disclosure or consent required for a particular activity.
2. Information We Process
- Launcher information: installed app names, icons, package identifiers, and launcher preferences used to display and open apps on your device.
- Wi-Fi and network information: connection status, network names (SSIDs), network identifiers where Android permits access, IP address, signal strength, link speed, channel, and encryption information used to show your connection and nearby networks.
- Speed measurements: download and upload rates, ping, test times, and recent test results. Speed testing transfers data to and from remote servers, which receive your IP address and connection requests.
- Live speed information: network traffic counters used to calculate displayed upload and download rates when the overlay is enabled. Traffic counters measure data volume; they are not the contents of messages or files.
- Preferences and generated content: settings and password-generation options. If you choose to copy or share a generated password, it is passed to the system clipboard or the app or recipient you select.
- Device, advertising, usage, and diagnostic information: device model, Android and App versions, language, network state, IP address and approximate region inferred from it, advertising or app identifiers where available, feature interactions, ad interactions, performance events, and error information processed by integrated services.
- Support communications: your email address, message content, and any attachments you choose to send us.
Location and nearby-device permissions can be required by Android to retrieve Wi-Fi information. Wi-Fi identifiers can reveal location-related information. The permission alone does not mean that every available location field is collected; access depends on the feature and implementation.
3. How Information Is Used
Information is used to provide the launcher and network tools, perform speed tests, display connection and signal information, update the live speed overlay, save preferences and recent results, respond to support requests, diagnose issues, measure App performance, deliver and measure advertising, prevent abuse, and meet applicable legal obligations.
Where consent is required for advertising, identifiers, or another processing activity, the applicable consent must be obtained separately. Reading this Policy or granting a Wi-Fi permission is not consent to unrelated data use.
4. Permissions and Device Access
- Internet and network state: used for speed-test traffic, connection information, and online services, including advertising and measurement.
- Wi-Fi and nearby-device access: used to retrieve available Wi-Fi information and support connection-related features, subject to Android restrictions.
- Location: requested where needed for Wi-Fi discovery or identification. You can manage permission scope in Android settings.
- Display over other apps: used for the optional live speed overlay after you enable this access.
- Foreground service: supports the live speed overlay while you use other apps.
- Phone state: the App declares phone-state access, which, where granted and used, can expose telephony or cellular-network status. Actual access is limited by Android and your permission choices.
- Launcher and wallpaper-related access: supports available home-screen features. The App can also invoke Android's app-uninstall confirmation interface; any uninstall action is handled through the system.
- Advertising identifiers: integrated advertising services may access identifiers permitted by Android and your advertising choices.
You can review and revoke permissions in Android settings, change your default home app, and disable display-over-other-apps access. Features that depend on revoked access may stop working. A declared permission does not establish that all data accessible through it is collected or transmitted.
6. Retention, Deletion, and Security
Local preferences and recent test results can remain on your device until replaced, cleared through Android's App storage settings, or removed by uninstalling the App. Clearing local data does not automatically delete information already received by external services.
Support information is retained for as long as needed to address your request, resolve related issues, and satisfy applicable legal obligations. Retention of advertising, analytics, and server records depends on the purpose, service configuration, and provider policy; there is no single retention period for every category. You may contact us to request details or deletion of information under our control.
Access controls, permission boundaries, and other safeguards are used as applicable to the systems involved. No storage or transmission method is completely secure. Do not send passwords or other unnecessary sensitive information in support requests.
7. Your Choices and Privacy Requests
You can manage Android permissions, choose another launcher, disable the overlay, clear App data, uninstall the App, and use available Android or Google advertising controls. Where an in-app consent control is available, you can use it to manage the processing it covers.
Depending on applicable law, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, or obtain a copy of personal information, object to or restrict processing, or withdraw consent. Contact [email protected] with your request and identify the App. We may ask for limited information needed to verify the request and will respond as required by applicable law. Where processing is independently controlled by a provider, we may direct you to that provider. You may also contact your relevant data protection authority.
8. International Processing
Third-party services and support infrastructure may process information in countries other than your own. Data protection laws may differ between countries. Where applicable law requires transfer safeguards, transfers must be subject to those safeguards.
9. Children's Privacy
Children's information is subject to applicable age and parental-consent requirements. If you believe that a child has provided personal information through the App without any legally required consent, contact us so that we can investigate and take appropriate action, including deletion where required.
10. Changes to This Policy
We may update this Policy as features or data practices change. The revised version will show an updated date. For material changes, we will provide additional notice and obtain consent where required by applicable law. A Policy update does not by itself authorize new processing that requires consent.