Privacy Policy

Chillifire is a hosted system that alows you to run one or more hotspots remotely. To accomplish this, each Chillifire account holder registers and enters some personal information that enables the Hotspots to function properly. Other uses of this information is for notifications sent to account holders related to Chillifire hotspot user transactions and services. Any information that is entered will not be made public without the consent of the account holder. This personal information includes such things as:
·  First name and last names of the account holder,
·  Email Address
·  City, State, and Zip
·  Gender, age, and other, similar personal information,
·  Location (e.g., city and state), and
·  PayPal, 2Checkout, or other payment solution account information.

The wirteless traffic between an end users device and the router is unencrypted. This is a very common feature of public wireless hotspots, to allow any member of the public to log into the hotspot. It is your resonsibility as hotspot provider to make your hotspot users aware of this.

The system will track time, duration, as well as data usage of the hotspot end users. Via the hotspot account name this can be linked to a PayPal account or even credit card holder, as well as to a user specific device (i.e. laptop). Users of the hotspot are thus identifiable, should local autjorities request information on the usage of your hotspot. The exception is the sale of vouchers, when the trace is only possible to the device used to connect to the hotspot. We recommend therefore that your request personal identification, when selling prepaid hotspot vouchers. In some countries this may even be a legal requirement. It is your responsibility as hotspot provider to uphold your local laws and regulations.

As explained above we do not sell, rent, share, trade or give away any of your personal information, unless required by law or for the protection of your account. The same account for itnernet usage information of hotspot users.

A cookie is a small text file that is stored on a user's computer for record-keeping and user experience purposes. We use cookies on SnapPages. However, we do not and will not use cookies to collect private information from any Member or other user of SnapPages which they did not intentionally submit to us, other than as stated in this Privacy Policy. We use both "session ID cookies" and "persistent cookies." We use session ID cookies to make it easier for you to navigate our site. A session ID cookie expires when you close you browser. A persistent cookie remains on your hard drive for an extended period of time. You can remove persistent cookies by following directions provided in your Internet browsers's "help" file; however, please note that, if you reject cookies or disable cookies in your web browser, you may not be able to use portions of SnapPages.

Hotspot users do not have to have cookies enabled on their webbrowser, nor do we store "persistent cookies" for them on their computer or otherwise.

The SnapPages account of every Member is password-protected. SnapPages takes every precaution to protect the information of the Members, as well as information collected from other users of the SnapPages. We use industry standard measures to protect all information that is stored on our servers and within our database. We limit the access to this information to those employees who need access to perform their job function such as our customer service personnel. If you have any questions about the security at our website, please contact us.