How we handle your answers
The supply map asks 5 questions. The only thing you type is part of your country's name, to find it in the list; what you type stays on your phone and only the country you pick is sent. Everything else is tapping options, so we cannot receive your name, your company name or your email address.
What we store
- The options you picked, as fixed codes such as "country: PT" or "data: cloud hosting".
- A short code for your entry, such as WS-0042. Only the operators see it.
- The time you finished, rounded to the minute.
- A one-way hash of a random key that only your phone holds. It lets you show or remove your node, and nobody else.
What we do not store
- No cookies, no analytics, no tracking pixels, no third-party scripts or fonts.
- No IP addresses. The server keeps a salted hash of your IP address in memory for at most 15 minutes, to block flooding. It is never written to disk or to logs.
Where it goes
Your answers are shown on the screen at the Montagne Security stand only as combined numbers: for the whole hall from 10 organisations on, and per country from 5 organisations from that country on. When you finish, the screen says that an organisation from your country joined; nothing else about you appears. If you change an answer afterwards, the numbers change with it. The service runs on Montagne Security's own infrastructure. We use the combined numbers, never individual answers, in what we write about the event.
Your phone keeps a copy of your answers for 24 hours, from the first answer on, so a reload or a closed tab does not lose them. "Remove my answers" deletes the copy on your phone and your node on the map.
How long
We delete all answers within 30 days after Web Summit 2026.
Links
"See Farron" is a plain link to farron.nl, and "LinkedIn" a plain link to Montagne Security's LinkedIn page. Nothing is sent to either until you tap it. After that, their own privacy policies apply.
Questions
Montagne Security, contact@montagnesecurity.nl.