🔒 No Logging. Not Now. Not Ever.
We take your privacy seriously — and we back it
up with a true no-logging policy.
We do not collect, store, or track any personal
information or activity when you use our VPN.
At VPNSecure, we have built our system architecture specifically to avoid storing sensitive data. Our servers and systems are designed from the ground up to deliver on our no-logging promise.
Your privacy isn’t just a marketing line — it’s our core principle. 🤝🏻
VPNSecure is headquartered in The Bahamas, a privacy-friendly jurisdiction not part of the 5 Eyes, 9 Eyes, or 14 Eyes intelligence-sharing alliances.
We maintain a Warrant Canary to provide maximum transparency.
This is our public statement confirming that we have never received any government requests, subpoenas, or gag orders that would compromise your privacy.
We update the Warrant Canary regularly — if it ever disappears, you’ll know something has changed.
CHECK OUR WARRANT CANARY
When you connect to our servers, your real IP is hidden and replaced by one of ours. External websites and services only see the VPNSecure server’s IP, never yours.
We do not record when you connect or disconnect — no logs of your session start or end times.
We do not monitor or track how much data you use. There are no limits, and no records.
All DNS queries are securely routed through the VPN tunnel using our built-in DNS leak protection. We do not log or record which websites you look up.
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What we do and do not keep, and what happens if someone asks.
We do not log your real IP address, the times you connect or disconnect, how much data you transfer, the DNS requests you make or any website or service you use. Our servers are set up so that this data is never written to disk, not merely deleted later. Your activity therefore cannot be linked to your account, which is also what our privacy policy commits to.
Only what the service cannot run without: your account credentials (e-mail address, username and password) so that you can sign in, your payment history so that we can handle billing, renewals and refunds, and simple usage counts on the servers so that we can plan capacity. None of this says what you do online. The details are in the privacy policy.
Not yet. VPNSecure has not commissioned an independent audit of its no-logging policy so far, and we prefer to say so plainly rather than imply one. What we offer today is a jurisdiction with no data retention law, a network designed not to record activity, and a public warrant canary you can check at any time. If we commission an audit, its results will be published here. Read the privacy policy.
We can only hand over what we hold, and we hold no activity data: nothing records which servers you used, when, or what you did online. A valid request under Bahamian law could at most reach account and billing details, and we are not subject to the data-retention or surveillance obligations of the 5, 9 and 14 Eyes countries. Our warrant canary, linked in the footer, confirms whether any request has been received; ask support if you have questions.
