Sites and URLs
No record of where you go online.
"No logs" is easy to say. So here is the complete list of what PryVPN stores, why, and for how long. If it isn't on this page, we don't have it.
The minimum needed to run the service and keep it safe from abuse.
| What | Why | How long |
|---|---|---|
| Account number (hashed) | So you can sign in on your devices | While your account exists |
| Device public keys | So our servers can recognize your device | While the device is on your account |
| Active session: server, protocol, bytes | To run your connection | Until you disconnect, then only added to daily totals |
| Security records (failed sign-ins, rate limits, truncated IP hash) | To stop abuse and attacks | 24 hours |
| Service logs: API route, result, timing, truncated IP hash | To keep the service running and investigate errors. Never your account number, the sites you visit or your full IP | 14 days |
| Diagnostics you choose to send | To fix the problem you reported | 30 days |
| Daily totals with no identifiers | To plan server capacity | Kept, since they identify no one |
Not "we delete it quickly". We never record it in the first place.
No record of where you go online.
Our resolvers run with query logging switched off.
What you send and receive is never stored.
Nothing links your address to what you do.
No log of when you reached which site.
No advertising or analytics kits in the app.
A policy can change. An architecture that never produces the data is harder to undo, so we built PryVPN that way.
We plan to have these claims checked in an independent audit and to publish a regular transparency report. Until then, this page is our commitment in writing, and our privacy policy says the same.
Only what we have: an account number hash and the public keys of its devices. We have no browsing history, DNS queries or connection logs to give.
While you're connected, a session record exists so the connection can work. When you disconnect, it's deleted and only added to anonymous daily totals.
Not yet. Publishing the Android client's source code is one of the steps we're planning so anyone can check how it works.
No third-party analytics or advertising SDKs. Crash reports and diagnostics are sent only if you choose to send them.
Our privacy policy lists the same data in legal detail, including your rights and how to contact us.
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