Effective date: 25 September 2022
Social media and free online communication have opened up access to information, but it has also revealed new vulnerabilities in how we share and receive information. Internet users in Iran and many other countries have previously been forced to use virtual private networks (VPNs) to circumvent the blocking of certain services and websites. However, with governments monitoring data packets, VPN usage has become increasingly common. As more individuals look to make use of these services, users must remain vigilant about their privacy and security. As such, we have added a layer of protection to our service through our VPN servers, which redirect traffic through an encrypted tunnel to our open-source secure messaging platform.
In order to access the free VPN service offered by us, users must first register on our website. Registration requires users to provide us with the following information: Username, password, email address, bank account information and payment method. We will never share this personal information with third parties. This applies to any information that is collected from our website and through email correspondence with us.
We use industry-standard protocols to transmit and store all data. All of our servers use HTTPS as the default protocol to ensure that all data sent to and from our servers is encrypted. We also use secure email gateways for all email sent to us.
• The IP addresses of visitors to our site.
• The user agent (a string providing information about your web browser) used by visitors to our site.
• Data that is generated by your interaction with our site, such as the pages you visit and the actions you take while visiting our site.
• Cookies set by third parties, such as advertisers.
• Data that is generated by your interaction with our site, such as the pages you visit and the actions you take while visiting our site.
Our servers are actively protected against any attempt of covert identification or data gathering.