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Plusnet’s own published policies say it will disclose customer information to law enforcement where it reasonably feels necessary or where legal process requires it , and historical blog posts and com...
Plusnet’s public preservation and retention posture is defined primarily in its Privacy Policy and Acceptable Use Policy, which set out what customer data is collected, how long some services (notably...
Plusnet customers can view an event log on their own Hub by logging into the router’s local admin interface, and that log records device-level events such as connections and some system messages; comm...
Plusnet’s published privacy page says customers can request specifics about how long different categories of personal data are kept and that complaints about handling go to a named data protection off...
Plusnet does record and process certain network-level data for operational, billing and traffic-management purposes, but publicly available documentation and community reporting indicate that it does ...
Plusnet’s Hub Manager exposes an event log that customers can view locally via their router interface, but community-sourced information and a Plusnet staff reply indicate the ISP’s own remote collect...
Plusnet’s customer-facing routers can show which devices are currently connected and report per-device data counters for the period the hub has been powered on or since the device connected, but the I...
Yes — most modern Plusnet hub models expose a local “connected devices” or network map page that shows devices attached to the router, but older or OEM‑modified units can be inconsistent (some show on...