Privacy Policy
Your privacy is important. BroadbandMap.com sometimes collects data about visitors. This Privacy Policy explains what data is collected from visitors and how it may be used.
Log Files
BroadbandMap.com collects information about visitors in log files. Data can include, but is not limited to, timestamps and visitor's IP addresses.
Third-Party Services
BroadbandMap.com sometimes uses third-party services that draw on data about visitors. For example:- Plausible Analytics: BroadbandMap.com uses Plausible Analytics to collect usage information. Plausible is generally regarded as a more privacy-friendly alternative to web analytics platforms like Google Analytics.
- ip-api: BroadbandMap.com sometimes uses ip-api to predict information about users based on their IP addresses. For example, BroadbandMap.com may use IP addresses to infer a visitor's internet service provider or rough location. BroadbandMap.com usually uses these inferences transiently—to render specific content on a page or update the location a map is centered on. The following excerpt came from ip-api's website on 7/15/2024:
"We store access logs (such as your IP address, ip/domain being queried, API key) for a maximum of 24 hours, and we will never share this data with any other company or provider. These logs are used only for troubleshooting issues you may have."
Cookies
BroadbandMap.com may use first-party and third-party cookies. Third-party cookies may come from Mapbox (a service BroadbandMap.com uses to render web maps) or companies running affiliate programs BroadbandMap.com participates in.
Voluntarily Submitted Information
BroadbandMap.com may retain voluntarily submitted information. For example, BroadbandMap may use contact forms and retain information like names, emails, and submitted messages.