People and families
Tracking a person requires clear authority and appropriate consent, unless you are acting as a parent, guardian, carer, or responsible organisation with a lawful and proportionate basis.
Acceptable Use
OneTrax devices and services must only be used where you have the legal right or authority to track the person, vehicle, property, tool, or asset involved, and where any required consent or notice has been provided.
19 August 2026
Customers may be asked to confirm their identity, ownership, authority, and intended use before supply or activation.
Allowed use
You are responsible for making sure your use of OneTrax complies with applicable law, privacy rules, employment duties, and any consent or notice requirements.
OneTrax must not be used for stalking, harassment, coercive control, covert tracking, unlawful surveillance, or tracking a person, vehicle, property, or movements without proper authority.
Zero tolerance
OneTrax may refuse supply, delay activation, request more information, suspend devices, terminate accounts, preserve relevant records, and cooperate with law enforcement or safeguarding bodies where legally required or appropriate.
Tracking a person requires clear authority and appropriate consent, unless you are acting as a parent, guardian, carer, or responsible organisation with a lawful and proportionate basis.
Business customers are responsible for telling staff when tracking is used, why it is used, what data is collected, how long it is kept, and how private or personal use is handled.
If you believe a OneTrax device is being used unlawfully, email [email protected] with as much detail as you can safely provide.