What does onX do with my photos, location information, and other data?

onX does not collect any user information to resell, but the onX Hunt App needs permission to access certain functions on your mobile device to work properly.

Why does onX need to access my photos?

The onX Hunt App needs permission to access the photo gallery and/or camera on your mobile device to use the Photo Waypoint feature.

Why does onX need to access my location?

onX Hunt uses your location information to show you where you are in relation to property borders and other map features. Tips for setting up your location services to improve your experience.

What does onX do with my Markups (Waypoints, Lines, Shapes, and Tracks)?

Markups you create are uploaded to onX's servers so that you can access them from any compatible device. Markups are stored as raw data and access to these servers is restricted.

onX employees cannot view customer Markups unless requested by the customer, providing the correct login information. It's your data and it's under your control.

onX Hunt includes a feature that allows you to Share a Markup with another onX Hunt user. Shared Markups can be removed from the other user's account at any time.

Sharing Markups with other onX Hunt users.

Does onX store my phone number, email address, and other personal information?

Your onX account is identified by email address. This is the only personal information required for creating an onX account. While onX does store and share some account-holder information with third-party analytics providers for business purposes, onX does not sell any personal information.

Updating your email address.

Filling out your first and last name will allow you to share Markups and help us identify your account if you need support, but is not required.

Your onX account is not locked to any computer, tablet, or phone, so we do not need your phone number, physical address or location. This information is not recorded in your account.

To find out more about how we collect, use, store, process, and share information in relation to your access and use of the Service, please visit onX’s Privacy Policy here.