Privacy
No analytics. No telemetry. No accounts. Netok doesn't know who you are, and everything it finds out about your network stays on your computer.
When Netok goes online
Netok is a network tool, so checking your connection is literally its job. It talks to the internet only to do what you asked: ping servers to test your connection, run a speed test, look up your provider's name, check for a new version. None of these requests carry anything about you beyond what any internet request technically includes.
What never leaves your computer
Scan results, device lists, Wi-Fi details, diagnostic history, your settings, your VPN keys. All of it lives in local files on your PC. There is no server to send it to — Netok doesn't have one.
Want the technical version?
The full privacy policy lists every network request Netok makes, byte by byte: PRIVACY.md on GitHub. And since the code is open, you don't have to take our word for any of this.