Your email address, the contents of your mailbox (encrypted at rest with keys derived from your password), and any aliases you create. Nothing else.
We do not log IP addresses, device fingerprints, or connection metadata for mailbox access. There is no analytics or tracking of any kind.
Mailbox contents are encrypted at rest. Messages you send with OpenPGP are end-to-end encrypted and unreadable by us.
We can only ever hand over what we hold, which is minimal by design. We publish any lawful requests we are permitted to disclose.
The server plan you purchased, its region, and the resources allocated to it. We do not inspect the contents of your server or its traffic.
We do not log the traffic passing through your VPS. Basic hypervisor-level metrics exist only to keep the host healthy and are not tied to your identity.
We respond to abuse reports about our IP space, but we investigate at the network level and never image or inspect customer disks without due process.
Because we hold so little, there is little to disclose. We fight overbroad requests and publish what we can.
Your subscription status and the single dedicated IPv4 assigned to you. That is the extent of what ties a VPN line to an account.
We keep no connection logs, no traffic logs, and no DNS query logs. We cannot tell you what you did through the VPN because we never recorded it.
A dedicated IP is yours alone while your subscription is active. When it ends, the address is rotated and cleared.
With no activity logs to hand over, requests for browsing history cannot be fulfilled. We disclose the existence of requests where lawful.