E-Link Uganda — compare internet plans from the country's leading providers.

01 — Privacy

Your details, handled plainly.

Last updated November 2026. This notice describes this website as it works today.

What you submit

Enquiry and consultation forms collect your name, email address, phone number, area, home or business use, the service or plan you are interested in, an optional budget, your preferred contact method, a message, and a referral code. We ask for your consent before the form is accepted.

Where it goes

At present, submissions are saved in your own browser (local storage) and shown in the site's team dashboard. They are not transmitted to a server, an email inbox, or any third party. No automated confirmation email is sent, because this site has no email service configured. Your confirmation and reference number appear on screen immediately after submission.

What we do not do

  • We do not run third-party analytics or advertising trackers.
  • We do not sell, rent or share your details with anyone.
  • We do not take payments or store payment information.
  • We do not require an account or a login.
  • We do not publish prices or claim to confirm coverage.

Local usage data

The site keeps a small, local record of page views, provider and plan views, form starts, form submissions and button clicks so the team dashboard can show how the site is being used. This data stays in your browser and is not sent anywhere. It contains no personal information beyond what you chose to type into a form.

Consent and removal

Forms ask for your consent to be contacted about your enquiry. You can withdraw it, or ask for your details to be removed, at any time — send a general enquiry through the contact page. You can also clear this site's data yourself in your browser settings.

Changes to this notice

If E-link adds a backend, email delivery or analytics in future, this notice will be updated before those features go live, and the site will explain what has changed.

Note: this notice describes the site as currently deployed. It is not legal advice.