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IPVanish now fully complies with its no-log policy, confirmed by Leviathan Security Group

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IPVanish now fully complies with its no-log policy, confirmed by Leviathan Security Group
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IPVanish, the award-winning no-log VPN provider, has completed an independent analysis of its technology and privacy standards with top grades. The audit, which was conducted by the Leviathan Security Group, confirmed that IPVanish complies with its privacy policy’s no-log claims and does not record or keep client data or traffic.

IPVanish gave Leviathan Security Group access to its inner workings, including the team, documentation, and technology. Leviathan was able to validate that IPVanish complies with its no-log policy through employee interviews, an inspection of system configuration and technical documentation, an assessment of server deployment procedures, and various testing.

“Our customers trust us with their data, and we don’t take that responsibility lightly. The IPVanish team takes great measures to ensure the privacy of our customers’ online activity, and this extensive audit documents that dedication,” said Wayne MacLaurin, SVP of Technology at IPVanish.

IPVanish makes its data handling policies accessible in its Privacy Policy. While some information is stored for operational purposes, like email addresses, payment information, and certain preferences, IPVanish never records any identifying traffic data or details about users’ online activities. This includes your search history, websites you’ve visited, running programs, upload and download activity, and streaming activities.

It’s important for VPN users to understand a VPN’s logging policy and to look for evidence to back up its promises. Independent verification is provided by audits by trusted third-party specialists, such as the one Leviathan Security Group did for IPVanish.

The IPVanish VPN service delivers:

  • Secure access to the fastest VPN in the world
  • End-to-end network encryption and data protection
  • User-friendly apps for macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and Amazon Fire TV
  • A true no-logs policy
  • 24/7 customer support

IPVanish is a global supporter of online privacy and freedom. IPVanish continuously ranks as the fastest VPN service in the world, offering secure access to shared IPs and servers in 75+ locations while maintaining industry-leading security, reliability, and privacy protection standards. Try IPVanish VPN today at just $3.20/month for the first year with 70% off and save 64% with IPVanish VPN + Backup at just $4.58/month for the first year.


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