Categories, not content
The app says "45 minutes of video", never which video. That is enough to set fair rules.
Your network, not our business.
SecurityTouch decides who can reach what. It was designed from the start to know as little as it needs to.
What the router sees, and what it doesn't
Every router handles your traffic. The difference is what it keeps, and who it shows it to.
Kept, and shown to the admins you choose
- Profiles, and the devices each person signed in on
- When each person was online
- Time spent by category, such as video, games or learning
- Sign-in requests, approvals and blocks
- For businesses, which zone each device used
Never read, kept, or shown
- Messages, chats, emails or posts
- Photos, videos, files or anything typed
- Passwords or payment details
- The content of any page, call or video
- Anything about you, sold or shared with advertisers
Six principles we're building to
Children can see their own rules
Each child sees their schedule and time left. Rules are agreed in the open, not hidden.
History that expires
Activity history is kept for a set time and then deleted. You choose how long, within limits.
Yours to export or delete
Download everything the router keeps, or delete it, from Settings in the app.
No advertising, ever
We make money from the router and optional plans, not from your family's habits.
Told before it changes
If what we collect ever changes, you are told in the app first, and you can say no.
These are design principles for the product in development. The full privacy policy is published before launch.
For businesses: tell your team
If you use SecurityTouch at work, your staff should know what the access log records. A short notice is enough.
Example notice for the staff room
You can copy and change it
Our Wi-Fi uses SecurityTouch. When you sign in, it records your name, your device, when you connected, and time spent by category, such as social media. It does not record what you read, write or send. Ask the owner if you'd like to see your own record.
Privacy questions
Does my data leave the router?
Your profiles and rules are backed up encrypted so you can restore them to a new router. Activity summaries are sent to your app. We'll publish exactly where backups are stored before launch.
Can SecurityTouch staff see my family's activity?
No. Support can see that your router is online and which firmware it runs, and only with your permission while helping you.
Can a child's activity be shared with a school?
No. Nothing is shared with anyone outside the admins you invite in your own app.
What happens to my data if I sell the router?
A factory reset erases everything on it. Delete your account in the app to remove your backups too.