Privacy is not a feature
It's the baseline. Here's how we think about your data — or rather, how we don't.
We don't log your traffic. We don't store your browsing history. We don't sell your data.
This isn't a selling point. This is the minimum.
It's strange that "no logs" has become a marketing bullet for VPN companies. That's like a restaurant advertising that they wash their hands. You shouldn't have to say it.
Our actual position
We don't want your data. Not because we're noble — because it's a liability. Every byte of user data we store is a byte someone can subpoena, hack, or leak. The safest data is data that doesn't exist.
Our servers are configured to hold nothing beyond what's needed to maintain your active connection. When you disconnect, there's nothing left.
What that means specifically
- No analytics on your browsing
- No connection timestamps tied to your account
- No bandwidth logs with your name on them
- No DNS query records
You're paying us to route your traffic. That's what we do. Nothing more.