What No-Log means
No-Log is a policy where the service does not record your activity: browsing history, DNS queries, IP addresses, session metadata.
How we implement it
The key difference is the architectural level. Our servers physically cannot record user traffic:
- Traffic logging disabled at the core level
- No disk storage for logs
- Aggregated load statistics without user attribution
Why it matters
Even if a service promises "not to read logs", the existence of logs is a risk: they can be requested, stolen or compromised. The absence of logs eliminates this risk entirely.
The only data we store is the email for login and payment information (at the payment provider, not at us).