Earn rewards from real network measurements.

Use a compatible phone and your existing connection. Commonweave supplies the operator-license request route and setup guidance, with no separate license fee or Node purchase.

You keep 55% of shareable license rewards; Commonweave receives 45%. We cover all required Unetwork activation and recurring credits when introduced. Your device and connection costs remain yours. Check the actual lease expiry before activation.

1. Set up one device. Activate the assigned license, complete the checks in Unetwork and enable Extended Telemetry. Note the starting task reward balance and date.
2. Check after the first day. Is the task active and showing activity? Review battery and data use in your phone settings. If setup is stuck, ask Commonweave for help with the step or error message.
3. Review after seven days. Compare newly credited task rewards, uptime, battery use and any extra connection costs. Keep UP rewards separate from money you have actually withdrawn.
4. Decide from your own results. Keep using the setup if the rewards and effort suit you. Check the applicable lease terms if you want to stop. Seven days is a suggested review point; it does not change your lease term.

Extended Telemetry entered production on 7 September 2026 at 00:00 UTC, replacing the previous standard Telemetry task.

Network teams need to know what physical devices experience outside their own infrastructure. A measurement from a real connection adds evidence about conditions at that endpoint.

Combining observations across locations and time helps teams compare network behaviour and decide where to investigate. Extended Telemetry adds network and geographic context where supported; it is not simply a reward counter.

An active operator license and a device accepted by the current Unetwork app.

Unetwork ended support for versions earlier than 1.2.2 on 7 September 2026. Install the latest supported release for your device; the announced iOS release is 1.2.3.

Extended Telemetry is opt-in: enable the task to participate.

Your device location must match your ULO country to qualify for Extended Telemetry rewards.

Follow any identity and device-verification steps shown for Extended Telemetry. Do not assume an existing login alone means your device qualifies.

Reward allocation per IP is capped at the equivalent of five qualifying devices. Adding devices beyond five does not increase that allocation; participating devices share it according to uptime.

Rewards depend on the task and the activity Unetwork validates. Extended Telemetry can generate rewards as your device responds to network queries. Task demand, device availability and the responses your device provides affect the result; an uptime tier does not determine a fixed daily amount.

Check your task’s actual activity and rewards in Unetwork; historical standard Telemetry figures are not a forecast for Extended Telemetry.

Extended Telemetry concerns device, network and geographic context. Review the current task permissions and Unetwork’s privacy disclosures before enabling it. Google Play’s developer disclosure includes location and personal information among data the app may collect.

Commonweave handles the account and license-support information you provide here. Unetwork’s app and task processing are covered by its own disclosures. Do not send identity documents or private account codes through a public support message.

1. Open your Commonweave account to obtain your assigned code, or continue with your existing operator license.
2. Install or update Unetwork using the official release page.
3. Activate your license in the app and complete the verification it requests.
4. Open Tasks and select Extended Telemetry. Read the requirements, permissions and status before opting in.
5. Keep the device eligible and connected as instructed by the app. Check the task status and uptime after setup.