For buyers

The phone ends up the buyer’s, and their rights do not depend on the shop’s account with us.

Nteqo is designed so that:

  1. Unlock is never blocked

    When the buyer pays and the shop records it, the unlock is sent. No bill and no problem with the shop’s account can stop an unlock or the final release.

  2. A shop’s subscription never reaches buyers’ phones

    If a shop stops paying Nteqo, no phone is restricted because of it. The shop simply cannot open new contracts.

  3. Emergency calls always work

    A restricted phone can still make emergency calls, and the lock screen shows who to contact and how to pay.

  4. Notice comes before any restriction

    The buyer gets a reminder before the due date and on the day. A restriction is only proposed after the grace period and notices, and a shop manager confirms or holds it.

  5. The phone ends up the buyer’s

    With the final payment the phone is released for good and protection removed.

  6. No wiping, no content, no location

    Nteqo never wipes the phone, never reads the buyer’s photos or messages, and does not collect location.

For shops

A shop’s data is its own, and every sensitive step has a name and a time on it.

A phone after a payment is recorded

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Payment
Paid
Intended state
Unlocked
Confirmed state
Waiting for the phone
Illustration. The data shown is not real.

Nteqo is designed so that:

  1. Every shop is kept apart

    One shop can never see or act on another shop’s customers, contracts or devices.

  2. Roles, and a record of every sensitive action

    Each staff member has a role. Every sensitive action, such as confirming a restriction, unlocking or correcting a payment, is recorded with who did it and when.

  3. Intended state is not confirmed state

    Payment status, the intended device state and the confirmed device state are tracked separately. "Unlocked" shows only once the phone itself confirms it.

  4. One effect per action

    A duplicated payment, message or command has exactly one effect. A payment sent twice is not counted twice.

  5. IMEI is not a password

    The IMEI is an inventory reference for the phone, never a password anywhere.

In operations

Protection comes from certified device-management providers, within clear limits.

Nteqo is designed so that:

  1. Providers do the minimum

    Device-management providers supply only lock, unlock and the lock-screen message. Customers, contracts, payments and reminders are run by Nteqo.

  2. Provider identity stays hidden

    Shops and buyers never see which provider manages a phone. They deal with Nteqo only.

Report a security issue

If you notice a vulnerability or unexpected behaviour in the Nteqo platform or on this website, write to us at the address below.

mouhamad.almahmoud@nteqo.com

Please do not publish details before we have been in touch.

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