NoLogVPN No-Log Policy
This page explains the specific meaning of NoLogVPN's no-log claim. The promise applies to VPN usage activity, not to the minimal account, billing, device, and bandwidth-accounting records needed to operate the service.
Short Version
We do not collect, store, or monitor VPN activity logs. This means we do not store browsing history, DNS queries, destination IP addresses, traffic contents, VPN session activity, or records linking a user account to websites or services accessed through the VPN. We may process limited account and billing data, such as email address, subscription status, payment processor reference, support messages, and security events necessary to operate the service. This data is not VPN activity data.
We Do Not Store
We Do Store
Live Session Enforcement
Simultaneous connection limits are enforced from recent live WireGuard handshake state rather than from a stored long-term activity log. In practice, the service can see live runtime session state needed to keep the VPN working, but that data is not kept as a persistent browsing or DNS history database.
Scope of the Promise
The no-log promise applies to NoLogVPN's own VPN servers and application stack. Third-party services such as Stripe, Cloudflare, the IP lookup provider used by the public status card, and upstream DNS resolvers operate under their own policies and may keep their own records outside NoLogVPN's servers. The public IP lookup does not include browsing history, DNS queries, or traffic contents.
What This Policy Does Not Mean
This policy does not mean that NoLogVPN keeps no records of any kind. It means that NoLogVPN does not keep VPN usage activity logs on its own servers. Minimal operational data is used to supply the service, handle support, enforce fair use, and manage billing, then deleted under the applicable periods. One minimal account and contract timeline may remain after account closure for legal obligations and the defense of claims; it expressly excludes browsing, DNS, destinations, traffic contents, WireGuard keys, endpoints, and handshakes. If a Flex subscription generated usage-based billing, the separate billing ledger may retain only the aggregate quantity described above until its retention period expires.