Effective date: 2026-09-23
Weldor – WiFi Analyzer tells you whether a slow connection is caused by your wireless link or by something further along the route. This policy covers the small amount of traffic the app creates for that purpose and the few things it keeps on your phone.
Weldor sends packets only after you tap a button — “Run link check” on the Link tab or “Measure here” on the Spots tab.
Each packet holds a sequence number and filler bytes. It carries nothing that identifies you, your device or the app.
To draw the Network tab, Weldor asks iOS for the phone’s own addresses, subnet mask, router address, connection type and the list of active network interfaces. This is read locally and displayed; it is never uploaded anywhere.
Weldor does not read the name of your Wi-Fi network, its signal strength, the hardware address of your router or your location. iOS keeps those behind separate permissions, and the app does not request them.
Because pinging the router is traffic inside your local network, iOS asks once whether Weldor may use the local network. Declining only stops the router measurement; you can change the answer later in Settings → Privacy & Security → Local Network. No other permission is requested.
The last link check and the spots you measure (the name you gave each place, the time and the replies) are saved in the app’s private storage. Delete a spot by touching and holding it; deleting the app removes everything.
There is no account, no server of ours, no analytics or advertising SDK and no crash reporting. We do not sell, share or receive your data, because none of it reaches us.
Weldor is a network diagnostic tool and is not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly collect information from children — or, in practice, from anyone.
Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access, correct or delete personal data. Everything Weldor records is already on your device and under your control; if you want written confirmation that we hold nothing about you, just ask.