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Backblaze is an online backup service that backs up all your data automatically over the internet for $7 per month with unlimited storage. At any moment you can access or restore any lost files.

If your computer uses WiFi, the Backblaze application can see the identifier of the WiFi networks available to the computer. Backblaze then cross-references the WiFi network identifier against a location database.

In order to map your computer, the Backblaze application needs to have been installed, running, and connected to the internet. Also, your computer needs to have WiFi enabled and be close enough to a WiFi network for your computer to see it.

Simply sign-in to your account and click the Locate My Computer tab on the left.

Yes, you can simply visit the Locate My Computer page and click “Turn Off” at the top of the page. This will turn off collection of WiFi access point data for all computers within your account.

Yes. If you have mapping turned on, the WiFi access point data will be encrypted on your computer, then sent over an encrypted connection, and stored encrypted. Furthermore, if you choose to use the Backblaze Private Key option, you will be prompted for your Private Key in order to access the map. (Please do not forget your Private Key! Without the Private Key, nobody on Earth can get your backed up data or your location information: not Backblaze, the US Government, or anyone else.)