MobileViewer is a free website preview and reporting service operated by Mohammad Ahsan in Karachi, Pakistan. This notice explains what happens when you visit MobileViewer, when you request a public website report, and how to raise a privacy or ownership concern.
When you preview a website
We receive the hostname to check whether the site can be previewed on MobileViewer. The live preview then connects your browser directly to the destination. The destination and services it loads may receive your IP address, browser information and requests for its content. They may apply their own cookie and privacy settings. Opening a site in a separate window makes the same kind of direct connection.
A preview alone does not publish a report. When you choose a report, MobileViewer checks publicly accessible content in a separate browsing session. That session does not inherit the cookies or login state from your personal browser.
What goes into a public report
Selecting Yes, loaded fine or Take an in-depth look requests a public report. We may reuse a recent report for the same URL. A report can show the submitted and final URLs, relevant URL parameters, selected viewport, website title or description, screenshots, icons, technical findings, and the dates and sources of checks. A capture can include names or other personal information visible on the public page.
Other visitors can open and share the report. Search engines may index it, and earlier observations can remain available in report history. Submit only public links you are entitled to check. Leave passwords, tokens, customer identifiers, private documents and confidential URL parameters out of the URL.
Information we use to run the service
We use request and device information to deliver pages, enforce limits, address abuse and diagnose failures. This includes processing IP addresses for rate limits. We use a derived IP identifier in our stored analysis counters. The web server and hosting services may keep access and security logs. If you email us, we receive your address, message and any material you choose to send.
Hosting and technical lookup services help us run checks. A provider may receive the public URL, domain or website IP address needed for the check, such as for mobile performance or domain data. Hosting and service providers may handle information in countries other than yours. Public reports can be read from other countries. You can contact us to ask about how a particular request or report was handled.
When a privacy law requires a legal basis, we assess the purpose and the information involved. These purposes include providing the check you request, keeping the service secure, dealing with rights requests and meeting legal obligations.
Analytics and browser choices
When Google Analytics is enabled, its tag loads when you open a MobileViewer page. Google can receive information about your browser, device and use of MobileViewer and can set measurement cookies. We configure analytics for audience measurement with advertising personalisation disabled. You can control cookies through your browser or use the Google Analytics opt-out add-on.
The websites you open have their own practices. How Google uses information from sites that use its services · Google Analytics opt-out add-on.
How long information can remain available
Public reports and saved captures can remain available after a check finishes. A later recheck can update the current report while earlier observations remain in history. Changing the source website does not automatically remove a saved copy. We review removal requests and keep operational or correspondence records as needed for security, follow-up and applicable obligations. Copies may persist separately in search indexes, visitor caches or backup copies.
Privacy, ownership and removal requests
Email [email protected] for a privacy request. Explain which information concerns you, where it appears, and what you want us to do. Include the MobileViewer report link if you have it and tell us your jurisdiction if you are exercising a local right. We may ask for enough information to verify your identity or authority and respond to the request. Please leave credentials, full identity documents and unrelated personal information out of the initial email.
Website owners and authorised representatives can contact [email protected] to request a correction, removal of an existing report or capture, a block on future checks for the website, or a combination of these. Include the source URL or domain, the MobileViewer link, the material at issue and a short explanation of your rights or authority. A block on future checks and removal of a published report are separate actions.
MobileViewer claims no copyright in third-party websites, marks or content appearing in a capture. Those rights belong to the relevant owners. If we remove material from MobileViewer, a search engine or other party may have its own process for clearing copies it already holds.
Rights by region
These notes explain common local rights and where to find official guidance. Coverage, exemptions and required procedures vary by jurisdiction and the circumstances of the request. You can contact us using the process above wherever you live.
United States
Privacy rights depend on your state and whether its law covers this service. California residents may, where the CCPA applies, ask to know, correct or delete covered information, opt out of a sale or sharing, or limit certain uses of sensitive information. Other state laws may provide similar rights and an appeal process. Include your state and the right you want to exercise. California Attorney General.
United Kingdom
Where the UK GDPR applies, you may ask for access, correction, erasure, restriction or portability, object to certain processing, or withdraw consent. The right and any exceptions depend on the information and why we use it. You can complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office. ICO rights guidance.
European Union and EEA
Where the GDPR applies, you can request access, correction, erasure, restriction or portability, and object to processing where applicable. You can raise a concern with your national data protection authority. A rights request can relate to personal information visible in a public report as well as to information you sent us directly. European Commission rights guidance.
Australia
Where the Privacy Act and Australian Privacy Principles apply, you may ask to access or correct personal information we hold about you. If you have a complaint, contact us first so we can review it. You may also be able to raise it with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. OAIC privacy principles.
New Zealand
Where the Privacy Act applies, you may ask to access or correct your personal information. If a correction is declined, you may be able to have a statement of the correction sought attached to the record. You can raise a complaint with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner. New Zealand privacy rights.
Middle East
Rights vary by country and sometimes by the organisation or free zone involved. Under the UAE federal law, applicable rights can include information, correction, erasure and restriction. Under Saudi Arabia’s PDPL, applicable rights can include information, access, a copy, correction and destruction. For either country or another jurisdiction, tell us where you are and which information or report you want reviewed. UAE federal law · Saudi data protection law.
India
You can already send us a request to access, correct or remove information connected with you. India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act takes effect in phases. The November 2025 commencement notice schedules the main individual-rights provisions for 18 months after publication. We assess requests under the provisions in force when we receive them. India’s official commencement notice.
Pakistan
MobileViewer is operated from Karachi. You can use the contact process in this notice to ask about information connected with you or a website you represent. We consider the laws that apply to your request. The Ministry of IT and Telecommunication lists its 2023 Personal Data Protection Bill as draft legislation. Pakistan Ministry of IT and Telecommunication.
Indonesia
Where Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Law applies, you may have rights to information, access, correction, deletion or ending of processing, and withdrawal of consent, subject to statutory conditions. Identify the personal information and tell us what change or action you are requesting. Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Law.
Philippines
Under the Data Privacy Act, applicable rights can include being informed, access, correction, objection, erasure or blocking, and portability. If your concern remains unresolved, you may be able to lodge a complaint with the National Privacy Commission. National Privacy Commission rights guidance.
Africa
Privacy law and the relevant authority depend on the country. In South Africa, POPIA may give you rights to access or correct information and object to some processing. Kenya’s Data Protection Act and Nigeria’s Data Protection Act also provide individual rights, subject to local conditions. Tell us your country so we can assess the correct framework. South Africa Information Regulator · Kenya Office of the Data Protection Commissioner · Nigeria Data Protection Act.
Mexico
Where Mexico’s private-sector personal data law applies, you may exercise ARCO rights to access, rectify, cancel or oppose the processing of personal data. Tell us the right you want to exercise, how we can contact you, and which information or report the request concerns. Mexico’s federal private-sector personal data law.
Russia
Where Federal Law No. 152-FZ applies, you may ask about processing of your personal data and request correction, blocking or deletion in the circumstances covered by law. You can also raise a concern with the competent authority, Roskomnadzor. Federal Law No. 152-FZ.
Changes to this notice
We post updates here and date each revision. Questions about this notice or a particular report can go to [email protected].