A subpoena for vp.net user logs gets one answer: there's nothing there.

No connection logs, browsing history, or DNS queries stored, and Intel SGX hardware means it physically can't be.

Hardware, not policy.
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A no-logs policy is a line on a website that you can't verify.

vp.net runs inside Intel SGX enclaves. When you connect, your device verifies the code running on the server.

Don't Trust. Verify.

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Every email service caught lying about privacy said the same thing first: trust us.

bmail publishes a cryptographic fingerprint of our live code & you can verify it matches our public repo.

Don't trust us. Verity it yourself.

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Your VPN promises not to spy on you. Ours physically can't, because privacy is too important to leave up to blind trust.
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Your ISP can see all of your 11pm searches. Most VPNs move that view to their own servers & promise not to peek.

vp.net keeps who you are & where you go separated by hardware & you can verify it.

The ONLY verifiable zero-knowledge VPN: vp.net

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