What a VPN does and does not cover

Every location uses one protocol, VLESS, and the stretch between your device and our server is encrypted.

What it protects

• Whoever runs your Wi-Fi or mobile network sees one encrypted connection to a single address, not the sites inside it
• The client should send DNS queries through the tunnel; a DNS leak test confirms it
• The sites you open see the address of the server rather than yours

What stays exposed

• Any account you sign in to still identifies you
• A phone or laptop carrying malware remains compromised whether a VPN is on or not
• No service can offer complete anonymity, and we make no such offer

Why we ship no app

The link goes into a third-party client whose terms you can read on its developer page. We ship no app of our own, so there is no ad library of ours on your phone.

Security advice from a seller deserves a second look: this VPN earns us money, so each point above is one you can test on your own device without trusting us. An AI model drafted the page, and the editors then compared it against how the service really works.