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App privacy policy

App: NINUX OpenWISP Manager (it.ninuxnnxx.openwisp), source code at github.com/mikysal78/openwisp-android. Developer: NINUX Basilicata · contact app@ninux-nnxx.it. Last updated: 26 October 2026.

In short

The app does not collect data for us. There is no server of ours, no ads, no analytics, no tracking and no third-party libraries sending data. The app talks only to the OpenWISP server you enter, over HTTPS.

What the app handles and where it goes

Data Use Where it stays
Server address and username connect to your OpenWISP server on the phone
Password sent once to your server to get the API token never stored
API token authenticate the requests to your server on the phone, encrypted with an Android Keystore key
OpenWISP data (routers, monitoring, Wi-Fi users and sessions, notifications, logs) show them in the app read from your server when needed, not stored permanently on the phone

The data shown belongs to the OpenWISP server you connect to: its processing is the responsibility of whoever runs that server, under their privacy policy.

Permissions

Permission Why
Internet, network state connect to your OpenWISP server
Notifications show OpenWISP notifications
Fingerprint / biometrics app lock (optional)
Boot completed, wake lock reschedule after a reboot the periodic notification check (every 15 minutes, to your server)

LuCI

The LuCI button opens the router web interface in the phone browser, through your OpenWISP server. From then on the browser privacy policy applies.

Backup and deletion

  • App data is excluded from cloud backups and device-to-device transfers.
  • Sign out (Settings) removes token and session from the phone. Uninstalling the app deletes everything it stored.
  • The token stays valid on the server until the OpenWISP administrator revokes it: OpenWISP uses one token per user, shared with other tools.

Children

The app is a network administration tool for OpenWISP users and is not aimed at children.

Changes

Changes to this policy are published on this page; the history is in the guide repository.