Understand vpn.now privacy and data
What data we store, what we never store, and how to check your VPN is working.
Help Center · 3 articles in Privacy
Does vpn.now Keep Logs?
A plain language summary of the data vpn.now keeps to run your account, the browsing activity it never collects, and where to verify both.
Verify Your IP Address Changed
Three quick checks that prove your VPN is doing its job: compare your public IP, test for DNS leaks, and read the tunnel handshake and counters.
Does vpn.now Hide My Activity?
An honest list of what vpn.now protects, like your IP address and local traffic, and what no VPN can hide, like logins, cookies, and malware.
Separate connection privacy from account privacy
The VPN changes the public IP seen by websites and encrypts traffic between your device and the vpn.now server. It does not hide an account you sign in to, remove browser cookies, or make you anonymous.
Account operation still requires limited data such as your email, devices, and keys. The transparency and privacy pages document what is retained, what is aggregated, and what is never recorded.
Verify the protection that matters
- Compare your public IP before and after connecting
- Check DNS and browser leak results
- Review the transparency page instead of relying on slogans
Related pages
- See exactly what data we keep on the transparency page.
- New to VPNs? Start in the learning hub.
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