Can government force you to hand over logs?

Even if compelled by legal order, VPNWG has nothing to hand over. Our RAM-only architecture means no logs exist on disk. Servers run entirely in volatile memory — when powered off, all session data is permanently erased. We cannot provide what does not exist.

How can I verify no-log claims?

VPNWG undergoes independent security audits by third-party firms that verify our infrastructure stores no user data. We also use open-source WireGuard protocol, which anyone can inspect. Our RAM-only server architecture is verifiable — no persistent storage is attached to VPN nodes.

A no-log policy that keeps your browsing private.

Q: What does no-log mean?

A no-log VPN policy means the provider does not record any information about your online activity. This includes traffic content, DNS queries, connection timestamps, source IP addresses, and bandwidth usage. VPNWG operates RAM-only servers that physically cannot retain data after reboot.

We do not keep records of what you do online, where you connect from, or when you use the service.

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Browsing activity

We do not track the sites you visit or the content you access.

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DNS requests

We do not keep a history of the domains your device looks up.

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Connection times

We do not log when you connected, for how long, or how often.

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IP addresses

We do not store your real IP address alongside your VPN activity.

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Bandwidth records

We do not build a profile around how much data you use.

How the policy is backed by infrastructure

A privacy policy only matters if the service is built to support it. VPNWG is designed to minimize what can be stored in the first place.

RAM-only servers

Our VPN servers run in memory, which helps ensure data does not stay behind after a reboot.

Minimal data handling

We keep our systems focused on delivering the connection, not collecting unnecessary account or activity data.

Independent review

Our architecture is reviewed by independent auditors so privacy claims are not just marketing copy.

What many VPNs keep, and what VPNWG does not

Some providers still retain connection metadata even when they advertise privacy. Here is the simpler version of the difference.

Data type	Typical VPN	VPNWG
Connection timestamps	Often kept	Not stored
Bandwidth used	Often kept	Not stored
Source IP address	Sometimes kept	Not stored
DNS requests	Sometimes kept	Not stored
Browsing activity	Policy varies	Not stored
Server storage	Usually disk-based	RAM-only

Frequently asked questions

What does no-log mean? expand_more

It means we do not record the sites you visit, the DNS requests you make, your source IP address, or timestamps tied to your activity.

Can VPNWG hand over browsing logs? expand_more

No. Our service is built around a no-log approach, so we do not keep browsing logs to hand over.

How can I evaluate the privacy claim? expand_more

Look at the policy, the infrastructure choices, and whether the service has been independently reviewed. We publish the policy and support it with audited architecture.

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