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What Does "No‑Logs" Actually Mean for a VPN?
No-logs is the most important VPN privacy promise. Here's what it really means.
"No‑logs" is the most important phrase in VPN privacy — but it's often misunderstood.
What a no‑logs policy means
A true no‑logs VPN does not record what you do online: the sites you visit, your DNS queries, or your traffic content. There's simply nothing to hand over or leak.
What's normal to keep
Most services keep minimal operational data (like aggregate server load) to run the network. The key is that your activity isn't logged or tied to you.
Why it matters
If a VPN logs your browsing, it has recreated the exact privacy problem you used a VPN to avoid. No‑logs means your traffic is genuinely yours.
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FAQ
Q: How do I know a VPN really doesn't log? A: Look for a clear no‑logs policy and, ideally, independent audits. Avoid "free forever" apps with vague policies.
Q: Does no‑logs make me anonymous? A: It removes activity records, but full anonymity also depends on your own habits (accounts, cookies, etc.).