No-Logs VPN Policy Explained

What is a No-Logs VPN Policy?

A no-logs policy means the VPN provider doesn't collect, store, or share any data about your online activities. This includes your browsing history, IP addresses, connection timestamps, data transferred, and any other identifiable information.

Why No-Logs Matters

If a VPN keeps logs, those logs can be: subpoenaed by governments, stolen by hackers, sold to advertisers, or used against you. A true no-logs policy means even if demanded, the VPN has nothing to hand over.

Types of VPN Logs

• Connection Logs: When you connected, for how long, which server
• Usage Logs: Websites visited, files downloaded, apps used
• IP Logs: Your real IP address and assigned VPN IP
• Bandwidth Logs: Amount of data transferred

JustVPN's No-Logs Commitment

JustVPN operates under a strict no-logs policy. We don't track your browsing history, connection timestamps, IP addresses, or any data that could identify you or your activities.

Conclusion

A true no-logs policy is the foundation of VPN privacy. Without it, you're trusting the VPN provider not to misuse or expose your data. Choose JustVPN for genuine privacy protection.