Legal Notice and Terms and Conditions of Use for the CNMC Speed Test
Service
Before using the CNMC Speed Test, we ask that you read and understand
its terms and conditions of use. You must use the CNMC Speed Test with
the following considerations in mind and at your own risk. By using the
service through your web browser or mobile applications (iOS or
Android), you agree to be bound by these terms and conditions of use. If
you do not agree with them, please do not use the service. The service
is intended for users over the age of 14.
The CNMC Speed Test service is provided by the Comisión Nacional de los
Mercados y la Competencia (hereinafter referred to as CNMC), which acts
as the Data Controller:
- Domain name: calidadtelecos.cnmc.gob.es
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Corporate Name: Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia
- NIF: Q2802141H
- Registered Office: c/ Barquillo, 5 (28004 Madrid)
- Phone: +34 914 329 600
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E-mail:
calidad.telecos.soporte@cnmc.es
1. Service Details
The CNMC Speed Test service allows you to perform a quality of service
test of your connection and to access long-term service quality
information in Spain. In this way, you can view current and past
quality of service results for data sets across different operator
networks by geographic area. To this end, it offers users access to
Statistics, a Map, and an Open Data interface.
Please note that certain factors can affect the measurements made by
the service, such as radio frequency interference and technical
aspects related to the devices used. This means that specific
measurements made using the service may not necessarily reflect the
correct quality and speed of the measured connection.
The current configuration of the service is not intended to certify or
resolve individual issues with internet access service performance.
The results provided by the service are for informational purposes
only, as they may be influenced by the user's environment.
When tests are conducted over a mobile network, you should note that
the service will send and receive large amounts of data, which are
directly proportional to the connection speed being measured. For
example, with a connection speed of 100 Mbit/s, the test will transfer
approximately 100 megabytes of data. The loop mode will multiply the
data consumption by the number of tests performed in a loop.
Therefore, it is recommended that your mobile operator's data plan is
unlimited or allows for high data consumption without additional cost.
CNMC does not guarantee the reliability of measurement results for
connections with speeds above 1 Gbit/s due to measurement restrictions
such as device characteristics and browser version, which are
exacerbated at higher connection speeds.
2. Limitation of Liability
CNMC makes every effort to ensure that the service is up-to-date,
accurate, and complete.
However, you should keep in mind that the service is only a technical
aid for informational purposes.
CNMC accepts no responsibility for the timeliness, accuracy,
completeness, or quality of the information, nor for any failures that
may occur in the service due to errors, inaccuracies,
incompatibilities, including minimum storage and memory requirements.
CNMC accepts no responsibility for any damages or losses of any kind
resulting from the use of the service.
3. Use of the Service
CNMC grants you a free, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and limited
right to use the service at your own risk and only for its intended
purpose.
CNMC reserves the exclusive right to modify, update, cancel, delete,
revise, remove, or make any other changes to all or part of the
service at any time, provided that there is a valid reason for doing
so and in compliance with applicable legislation.
Data published as Open Data is available for analysis and reuse under
the terms set out in the CNMC Data Portal through the Creative Commons
Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA 4.0) license.
By accepting this Legal Notice, you agree not to use the service for
fraudulent purposes and not to engage in any conduct that could damage
the image, interests, and rights of CNMC or third parties, nor to take
any action aimed at damaging, invalidating, or overloading the service
or hindering its normal use and operation.
In the event of non-compliance with this Legal Notice and Terms of
Use, CNMC reserves the right to limit, suspend, or terminate your
access to the service and to take the necessary technical measures.
Finally, CNMC reserves the right to decide at any time on the
continuity of the service.
4. Privacy and Security
We take your privacy seriously. Please consult our
Privacy Policy in the
Settings > General Information section of the mobile
applications and in the link to the
Privacy Policy
on the web application to find out how we collect, use, and protect
your personal data.
The results of your tests are displayed on a geographical map along
with your location after you have provided your consent. Please note
that the publication of your location on the geographical map may
allow for the association of the measurements with specific locations.
The security of your information is important to us, which is why we
have implemented security measures to protect your information. Please
ensure that you implement your own security measures, and for the most
complete security, do not use CNMC Speed Test on
rooted devices or with unofficial firmware.
Keep your device up to date, and do not share your identifiers or give
access to unreliable sources to your information.
5. Intellectual and Industrial Property
The source code of
the CNMC Speed Test service is published under an
open-source license.
CNMC is the owner of all intellectual and industrial property rights
to the name of the service, the designs and logos of the service, and
the text and/or graphics of the mobile and web applications. You may
not reproduce, copy, modify, or distribute this material without the
prior express written authorization of CNMC. In addition, you agree
not to claim or register, directly or indirectly, any intellectual or
industrial property rights related to these elements.
All results of the measurements performed are the exclusive property
of CNMC.
Designs, logos, text, and/or graphics belonging to third parties that
may appear in the service are owned by their respective owners, who
are solely responsible for any disputes that may arise concerning
them.
CNMC acknowledges the corresponding intellectual and industrial
property rights of their respective owners. The mere mention or
appearance of such content in the service does not imply any rights or
liability concerning such content, nor any endorsement, sponsorship,
or recommendation by CNMC.
6. User Responsibilities
By using the CNMC Speed Test service, you agree to
comply with all applicable laws and regulations.
Do not use CNMC Speed Test in a way that could harm
other users or the service itself. Using
CNMC Speed Test with unofficial versions of iOS or
Android is not permitted. Using CNMC Speed Test on
rooted devices is not permitted.
You must use the service at your own risk. CNMC is not responsible for
direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or any other types of
losses that may result from the use of the service.
Since the service is free of charge, you agree that there will be no
compensation from CNMC for any damages or losses related to the
service.
7. Changes to Terms and Conditions
We reserve the right to modify this legal notice and the terms of use
at any time.
We will notify you of any changes, and these must be accepted in order
to continue using the service.
8. Third-Party Links
The service may contain links to third-party websites. Since CNMC
cannot always control the content introduced by third parties on their
respective websites, it assumes no responsibility for such content.
In any case, CNMC will proceed to immediately remove any content that
may violate national or international law, morals, or public order,
and will immediately remove the redirection to such website and inform
the competent authorities of the content in question.
9. Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
The service is subject to Spanish law.
The parties agree that any disputes, disagreements, questions, or
claims arising from the execution or interpretation of the service, or
related to it, directly or indirectly, will be finally resolved before
the courts of Madrid.
Privacy Policy of the CNMC Speed Test Service
Please read this privacy and data protection policy carefully as a user
of the CNMC Speed Test service, where you will find all
the information about the data collected about you, how it is used, and
what control you have over it, as established by the
Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and Council
of 27 April 2016, on the protection of natural persons with regard to
the processing of personal data and the free movement of such data, and
the
Organic Law 3/2018, of 5 December, on the Protection of Personal Data and Guarantee of Digital Rights.
The privacy policy applies to the service on the following platforms:
- Speed Test – Web Application
- Speed Test – Android App
- Speed Test – iOS App
1. Who is the data controller for your data as a user of the “CNMC
Speed Test”?
The data controller for your data as a user of “CNMC Speed Test” is:
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Name: Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la
Competencia
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Data Protection Officer:
dpd@cnmc.es
- Address: c/Barquillo 5, 28014 MADRID
The CNMC Speed Test service is provided by the Comisión Nacional de
los Mercados y la Competencia.
2. Acceptance of the Privacy Policy
The personal data that may be processed by CNMC Speed Test will be
obtained after your acceptance of this privacy policy and the terms of
use of the application, and will belong to the following categories:
- Device IP address
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Geographic location of the measurement determined automatically
(only if location is enabled on the device)
The CNMC Speed Test service will show you the terms and conditions of
use and the privacy policy before starting. Every time you accept a
new version of the terms and conditions and the privacy policy, the
CNMC Speed Test service will record your acceptance.
By accepting this policy, you agree to the publication of the
geographic location where the user performs the test. A map is
published with the locations where the measurements were taken. The
publication of the location on the geographic map may allow the
association of the measurements with specific locations.
You can disable location on the mobile app and in the browser to
prevent the location of the measurements from being published.
3. What data do we process?
The following data is collected, processed, and published on the CNMC
Speed Test website and mobile applications and is made available to
the public for free as Open Data:
- Data connection speed in both directions (download/upload)
- Data connection latency (ping)
- Signal strength, only in the Android and iOS versions
- Test time and date
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Customer's geographic location determined automatically (if
permission is accepted)
- IP network (autonomous system, AS)
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Mobile network (origin network, network used, GSM/UMTS/LTE/etc.,
network name, frequency, band, base station identification), only in
the Android and iOS versions
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Test parameters (method, progress, test server, test configuration:
for example, test duration)
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Environmental conditions of the measurement (temperature, CPU
usage), only in the Android version
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Device type/model, operating system/software version of the browser
- NAT Yes/No (direct internet access or private address used)
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Roaming status (national, international), only in the Android and
iOS versions
- IP version
The following data is collected and processed in the various CNMC
Speed Test platforms but is not published:
- Randomly generated identifier (Client UUID)
- Rejection or acceptance of privacy policies and terms of use
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Client location metadata (location accuracy, location fixing method,
distance covered)
- Device IP address
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WLAN network identifier (SSID and BSSID), only in the Android and
iOS versions
4. Loop Mode
In loop mode, the same data is processed as in the individual test.
The first test starts immediately after the loop mode is activated.
Further tests are performed after the waiting time has elapsed or the
specified distance has been covered. Tests will be conducted until the
configured number of tests is reached. Loop mode can be stopped
manually or will stop after 48 hours.
It should be noted that in Loop Mode, due to its characteristics, it
cannot be ruled out that the user may be identified. The user is
informed when Loop Mode is activated. CNMC will not identify the user
under any circumstances.
5. What is the legal basis for processing your data?
The processing of personal data that may be carried out by
CNMC Speed Test is based on the fulfillment of a
mission carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of
public powers conferred on the data controller, in accordance with
Article 6.1e) of the GDPR.
In addition, we inform you that the regulations applicable to the
services offered by CNMC Speed Test are as follows:
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Organic Law 3/2018, of 5 December, on the Protection of Personal
Data and Guarantee of Digital Rights
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Law 39/2015, of 1 October, on the Common Administrative Procedure
of Public Administrations
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Law 40/2015, of 1 October, on the Legal Regime of the Public
Sector
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Regulation (EU) 2016/679, of 27 April 2016, on the protection of
natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and
the free movement of such data (General Data Protection
Regulation)
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Royal Decree 203/2021, of 30 March, approving the Regulation on
the performance and functioning of the public sector by electronic
means
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Royal Decree 311/2022, of 3 May, regulating the National Security
Framework
6. Why and for what purposes do we use your data?
The processing of personal data in
CNMC Speed Test has the following objectives:
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To display and provide information on the quality of the user's
connection service, offering the possibility of comparing it with
current and past quality of service results from other users of
different operator networks in the same geographic area, without
identifying the user who performed the test at any time.
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To provide CNMC, public authorities, operators, and the general
public with an overview of the evolution of the quality of internet
access service.
The information and data collected in
CNMC Speed Test will be processed solely for the
purpose of providing you with a service that meets the functionalities
of the application.
The IP address is only displayed to the user who performed the
measurement and is used for the technical enabling of the map, to
assign tests to individual operators, and to detect misuse.
The randomly generated client identifier
Client UUID is used to present the user with the
history of results, to identify misuse, and to guarantee the user's
rights in relation to data protection.
WLAN network identifiers are processed to interpret user results and
provide an overview of this information across all stored
measurements.
7. How long do we store your data?
The personal data you provide us will be retained for as long as
necessary to fulfill the purpose for which it is collected and to
determine any responsibilities that may arise from the processing.
The IP address and WLAN network identifiers (SSID and BSSID) are
stored for six months.
8. Do we share your data with third parties?
In general, your personal data will not be shared with other third
parties, except for legal obligations, which may include
communications to the Ombudsman, judges, courts, and persons involved
in complaints-related proceedings.
The IP address may be transferred to other countries solely for the
purpose of enabling the display of the map and determining the
position. This data transfer, depending on the device used, to Google,
Microsoft, and OpenStreetMap is based on European Commission decisions
that guarantee an adequate level of protection, in accordance with
Article 45 of the
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This guarantee is established to ensure that the IP address is not
published.
9. Who has access to your personal data?
In certain cases (e.g., to resolve an issue or inquiry you raise), we
may need access to the personal data that is strictly necessary in
order to resolve the issue or respond to your inquiry. In no other
case will your personal data be used, and CNMC will not identify
users.
10. What are your rights, and how can you control your data?
The regulations grant you a number of rights regarding the data and
information we process about you. Specifically, the rights of access,
rectification, deletion, and limitation of processing.
For the data for which CNMC is the data controller, these rights will
be exercised directly with CNMC.
You can consult the full scope and details of these rights on the
Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) website.
As for the exercise of your rights, you may do so at any time and free
of charge by providing the Client UUID identifier, which appears in
the options/configuration menu of the website and applications, and
contacting the Data Controller, Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la
Competencia, at its physical office at c/ Barquillo 5, 28014 MADRID,
or through its
Electronic Headquarters.
You also have the right to file a complaint with the Data Protection
Officer, either in advance or optionally, by sending an email to
dpd@cnmc.es.
In addition to all of the above, you always have the right to file a
complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency:
https://www.aepd.es/.
11. How do we protect your data?
The Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia guarantees the
security, secrecy, and confidentiality of your data, communications,
and personal information, and has adopted the most demanding and
robust security measures and technical means to prevent its loss,
misuse, or unauthorized access.
The security measures implemented correspond to those provided for in
Annex II (Security Measures) of the
Royal Decree 311/2022, of 3 May, regulating the National Security Framework.
Furthermore, we are committed to acting swiftly and responsibly in the
event that the security of your data may be compromised, and to
informing you if it is relevant. Incident management protocols are in
place, including notifications to supervisory authorities and users
where required by law.
Finally, we inform you that both the storage and all other activities
related to the processing of your data will always be located within
the European Union.