OmFi — Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 2026
The short version
OmFi collects nothing. No analytics, no account, no tracking,
no third-party SDKs. Everything the app shows stays on your Mac.
What the app accesses, and why
- Location permission — required by macOS to reveal Wi-Fi
network names when scanning. OmFi never reads, stores or transmits your
location; the permission only unlocks SSID visibility.
- Keychain — when you ask for a QR code, OmFi reads the
current network's password from the macOS keychain (with your explicit
authorization) and caches a copy in its own keychain item, on your Mac
only, so the QR is instant next time.
- Network requests — the only outbound request OmFi makes
is to ip.stranix.net (a Stranix
service) to display your public IP, ISP and country. The request contains
no identifier, no SSID, no personal data — it is equivalent to visiting
the page in a browser. Nothing is logged beyond standard, short-lived
web-server logs.
What OmFi never does
- No data leaves your Mac (except the public-IP lookup described above).
- No Wi-Fi passwords are ever transmitted anywhere.
- No analytics, telemetry, crash reporters or advertising identifiers.
Contact
Questions? support@stranix.net
© 2026 Stranix — Gilles Fauvie · omfi.stranix.net