What the tunnel holds
What the tunnel covers and what it does not, side by side.
The link runs VLESS with Reality. Reality disguises the connection as a normal TLS session, so the network owner sees one encrypted connection to one address instead of the pages inside it.
What it protects
- Everything sent and received between your device and our server
- What your traffic carries while you sit on cafe, airport or hostel Wi-Fi
- Your choice of sites, in the eyes of the network owner
Where the tunnel stops
- A phishing page where you enter your login yourself
- Malware already on your device, or any you download
- Accounts you are signed in to, which still know exactly who you are
- Anonymity, because sites and services can still recognise you in other ways
This page comes from a company that sells a VPN, so read it as a seller's account and test the points yourself. A draft was produced with an AI model, and our editors then checked it against how the service is set up.
What we keep
The service stores your Telegram ID, the state of a payment and the date your link expires. It does not store the sites you open or the times you connect. Details are on the privacy page.
Found a weakness? Write to the Telegram bot or to https://t.me/vpnCustomersSupport.