JpsTrack will never capture identifiable information about you without your consent. This app does not communicate with our servers at all, except to view static HTML pages. The app obviously captures your location information, as that is the intent of the application. "By using the JpsTrack application, you consent to storing your location information. By using the Upload feature, you consent to your location information being transmitted to OpenStreetMap.org (OSM), where their privacy policy applies. You consented to this policy when you created your OpenStreetMap account."

Note that the mobile application saves some of this data onto your device, but we do not capture ANY of it to our web service. We do save your OpenStreetMap account name onto your device. We do not save your OSM password, out of an abundance of caution. The application is open source so you can verify this yourself, by looking at the github repo.

The only time we upload identifiable stuff is to OpenStreetMap. In that case, you are covered by OpenStreetMap’s own privacy policy, which we have no control over and which you must have consented to when creating your OSM account.

Here is a list of the permissions we ask Android for, and why we ask for each one:

If you need to contact us, please email jpstrack-feedback@darwinsys.com.

Thank you for using JpsTrack!