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Privacy Policy

Last updated: 11 June 2026

Network Quality Monitor (NQM) is designed to be completely private. Its single purpose is to measure your internet connection's quality, locally, for you.

What we collect

Nothing. NQM does not collect, store, transmit, sell or share any personal information or usage data. There are no accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no third-party trackers and no servers of ours.

Network requests it makes (and why)

Measuring a connection requires using it. NQM periodically sends small, empty HTTPS GET requests and times the round trip. They go to standard public connectivity-check endpoints:

These requests carry no personal data and no cookies (credentials are explicitly omitted) — just a cache-busting number. Responses are discarded; only the elapsed time is used. As with loading any web page, the operators (Google, Cloudflare) observe an ordinary anonymous HTTPS request from your IP address, governed by their own privacy policies. You can choose the probe target in settings.

What's stored on your device

Both live in chrome.storage.local in your browser, never leave your device, and are deleted when you remove the extension.

Permissions explained

Data sharing

Because no data is collected, no data is ever shared with anyone.

Children's privacy

NQM collects no data from anyone, including children.

Changes & contact

Any future changes will be published on this page. For questions, use the support contact on the Chrome Web Store listing.