Background is still outbound
A quiet screen can still produce a steady stream of connections to service providers around the world.
WHERE DATA GOES
Where does my data actually go?
Modern devices make outbound connections throughout the day. A destination-country view makes that activity legible without reading content.
Context
The situation
Modern devices make outbound connections throughout the day — operating system, browser, applications, background updates — and almost none of that is visible as a country.
A destination-country view makes that activity legible without reading content. Precyz draws the closed metadata set as a map and a table.
On this page
What you get from this
Registrable domain only
example.com, never a path or a query string. Reduction happens on the device.
Start with Personal
One person, up to three devices, live view, no stored history.
Collection boundary
The boundary
We observe here
Byte and packet counts, protocol, an encryption indicator, destination country, network operator, registrable domain, the app or browser that opened the connection, timestamps, and direction.
We never collect here
Communication content, URLs, paths, query strings, DNS names beyond the registrable domain, headers, cookies, tokens, files, screenshots, form data, keystrokes, usernames, email addresses, hardware serial numbers, or precise location.
Coverage is not complete. Some traffic paths are not observable from the interfaces we use, and geolocation is advisory rather than authoritative.
Availability across plans
Personal
Included
Pro
Included
Team
Included
Enterprise
Included