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There are 115 VPN service we have compared their logging policies.So we can find  the best VPN  for our privacy, and avoid some VPN with bad logging policy. As we know,  HideMyAss  makes it clear that they will keep some important data like IP address for 2 or 3 month.  PureVPN  has helpped police to catch internet criminals with logging. Some famous VPN providers has bad logging policy too, like  Astrill ,  VyprVPN ,  Buffered   and so on. The best VPN service should show  friendly Logging policy . Here is a list about our VPN logging policies research.  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQJEnznOLdYy5KaaCYWnO8qi355A2NMkzt0S3C52Tl2RtWP6XLtoQ5TPteWAtkw-1x9lvet-kB4UE7C/pubhtml From that list we can know that there are  26 VPN has bad policy, 26 VPN has Strict  No Logging policy , 63 VPN show us that they will keep some thing not important. Of course we can still know that what is our important data,...

We say that  HideMyAss  is an honest VPN service provider that is discussed from HideMyAss logs, from the security of VPN services and the authenticity of VPN service providers. Security is one of the most important functions of VPN services. In security performance, we are concerned with some data that we can not view at any time, such as whether to log. We can not know whether the VPN service provider records our connection and access data, we can only leave the trust to the VPN service provider, which is indeed sad. So there are a lot of VPN service providers telling us that their service will not record our log at all, but is this true? No one can answer this question, we can only choose to believe or do not believe. As we published before “ About No Log VPN “, it tells everyone the same: “we found some VPN providers with relatively transparent logging and relatively high degree of trust in the VPN service.” Speaking of VPN log records, why do we have to talk about ...

We note that the VPN industry has a disturbing trend. More and more VPN providers promise “ anonymous ” or “ no logging ” VPN services, while in fact, they give the smallest or zero transparency to how to deal with the customer data. These so-called “anonymous” VPN providers can be divided into two categories: They claim to provide “anonymous services” on the website, but their privacy policy details indicate that they have recorded a large amount of customer data. They claim to provide “anonymous service” on the website, but their privacy policy just says “we do not record”, but do not provide further instructions or details.           So it is not advisable for the customer to be completely anonymous when using the VPN, because the customer’s basic information will be recorded when the customer is purchasing the VPN service, such as the login information, the payment method and the email address. Even Tor can’t guarantee that the customer is completely ...