Privacy Policy

Effective 9 November 2026

SNMP Inspector reads network devices over SNMP and keeps what it reads on your iPhone or iPad. This page lists what the app sends off your device, who receives it and how you turn it off.

Data on your device

• You add devices, run jobs and save reports. The app stores them on your device. We run no accounts and keep no cloud copy.
• The app stores SNMP communities, SNMPv3 passwords and keys in the iOS Keychain with access limited to this device. Reports leave them out.
• A report or export leaves your device only when you share it. You choose the app or person that receives it.

Local Network

The app asks for Local Network access before it reads your own device for the first time. It talks to the addresses you enter and the address range you ask it to scan. The demo devices work without this access.

Crash reports

When the app crashes, it can send a crash report to Sentry, a crash reporting service run by Functional Software, Inc. The report holds stack frame addresses, binary image identifiers, the app version, the iOS version, the device model and the crash time.

Before sending, the app strips exception text, thread names, function names, file paths and any field it does not recognize. The app adds no user ID, device name or IP address to the report. Sentry receives the report over HTTPS and sees the connecting IP address as any web server does.

Usage analytics

The app counts the screens and tools you open and sends those counts to an Aptabase server that we host ourselves. A tool event adds its result class, the SNMP version, whether you used a demo or your own device, and a port count range such as 9-24. Each event carries the app version, the iOS version, the device model and the language code.

A random session ID lives in memory and changes after an hour without use. The app attaches no persistent identifier to these events.

What stays out of crash reports and analytics

Device addresses, host names, sysName, sysLocation, sysContact, MAC addresses, OIDs, values the app reads, error text, communities, passwords and keys.

Your choices

• Crash reports and usage analytics start on. The first launch screen lets you turn both off, and Settings lets you switch each one at any time.
• When you turn a channel off, the app deletes the reports and events it has not sent yet.
• Settings › Delete all data removes your devices, credentials, jobs, reports, observations, walks and imported MIB modules from this device.

Tracking and sharing

The app shows no ads. We do not track you across apps or websites owned by other companies, and we do not sell or share your data with data brokers. The app links no collected data to your identity.

Purchases

You buy SNMP Inspector on the App Store. Apple processes the payment, and we receive no payment details.

Children

We built SNMP Inspector for network professionals and do not direct it at children.

This website

This site sets no cookies and runs no scripts. Cloudflare serves it and keeps standard request logs.

Changes

We post changes to this policy on this page and update the date at the top.

Contact

Questions about privacy go to support@chama.pro.