Generally, you control the amount and type of information you provide to us when using our
Website.
2.1. Information collected from a Visitor:
As a Visitor, you are free to browse our Website to find out more about our Website.
You are not required to provide us with any Personally Identifiable Information as a
Visitor.
However, when you use our Website, through Cookies placed by our analytics partners
such as Google Analytics, we collect certain Non-Personally Identifiable Information
through the interaction of your mobile phone or web browser with our Website. The
Cookies used may be Session Cookies or Persistent Cookies and the information
collected includes information such as:
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The length of your visit, website navigation paths as well as information about
the timing, frequency and pattern of your use of our Website.
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The type and version of browser or mobile device you are using
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Your internet network provider
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Your device’s operating system
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The preferences you indicate during your visit to our Website– such as choice of
language, province etc.
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The website you entered from and where you are headed to from our site – though
we do not track your activity on any website you visit after our website.
Certain Cookies are necessary for the use of the Website. These are usually Session
Cookies and do not require your prior consent. Such Session Cookies will expire
after you have left the homepage. Persistent Cookies and third-party cookies may
require your prior consent to track the choices you made on the website and your
preferences. As detailed in Section 4 of this policy, your consent is declared
through the opt-in function on our website.
To know more about the various kinds of cookies we use and what we use them for,
please refer to our Cookie Policy.
2.2. Information collected when you sign up for any of our products or services:
We do collect Personally Identifiable Information when you sign up for any of our
products or services such as our plan alerts or other services and newsletters. But
the source of this data is you and we only collect this information with your full
knowledge and consent and you have the right as explained in Section 4 of this
Privacy Policy to retract your consent at any time.
The Personally Identifiable Information we collect may include,
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Your contact details such as full name, email address etc.
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Your invoice and other usage details
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Any other information you provide us of your own free will.
2.3. Information processed when you use Signal in the Mobile App:
Signal compares public antenna evidence around your current location or a place you select. It does not
read your active SIM, mobile network, or signal bars. The following information may be processed
when you use Signal:
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Approximate city and location searches. Without Android location permission, the
Mobile App may call PlanHub's IP information service to estimate your Canadian city. Like
any network request, PlanHub receives your IP address with this request and uses it to
return an approximate city and region. The Mobile App uses that estimate only to set the
initial map view; it is not used to calculate a score for your device location.
Address, city, and postal-code searches use the Android device's geocoding service. The
query and results may be processed by the geocoding provider configured on your device.
Signal does not send those geocoding queries or results to PlanHub servers. You can search
for a Canadian location or select a point on the map without granting device-location
permission. Selecting a place calculates its score on your device. Refresh score keeps
that selected place; My location switches back to requesting your device's position.
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One-time precise location while using Signal. Signal accesses precise location only
after showing a prominent disclosure and after you grant Android's precise-location
permission. It requests one fresh position when you open the Signal tab, use My location,
or refresh a device-location score. It stops requesting location after obtaining a usable
position or timing out, and cancels a pending request when you leave the tab or put the app
in the background. Approximate-only permission is not used to calculate a device-location
score. Signal does not track you in the background, run timed route tests, or require
background-location or notification permission.
Precise coordinates are used on your device to compare nearby public antenna evidence
and calculate the current score. Signal does not upload your device coordinates or scores
to PlanHub servers or use them for advertising. Map-service requests are described below.
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Local storage, retention, and deletion. Current positions, selected places, search
results, and scores are held temporarily in app memory; Signal does not save them as a
location history or reports. Signal remembers your acknowledgement of the location
disclosure and caches public antenna data on the device.
If you used an older version with saved Signal reports, those reports may remain in the
app's private device storage. The current version does not read or add to them. That
legacy storage remains excluded from Android cloud backup and device-to-device transfer.
You can remove it by clearing the app's storage in Android settings or uninstalling the
app. Clearing storage also resets the app's other locally saved settings.
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Map, antenna, and diagnostic services. Signal requests public antenna information
from PlanHub, map content from OpenFreeMap using OpenStreetMap data, and optional official
radio information from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada through its
ArcGIS service. These network requests disclose connection information, such as your IP
address and request metadata, to the applicable service operator. Map-tile requests
identify the area displayed on the map, which may include your current or selected
location. Opening an antenna's details sends that public antenna's coordinates to the
official data service. These services may process requests under their own privacy policies.
The Mobile App uses Google Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics. Depending on the service
and device configuration, Google may process app-instance or installation identifiers,
app interactions, device and operating-system information, approximate region derived
from the IP address, crash logs, and diagnostic information. PlanHub does not intentionally
send Signal's precise device or selected-location coordinates, scores, or address-search
queries to Firebase.