A no logs VPN that keeps your browsing activity private.
Senton VPN has been built with a strict no-logs approach. We do not keep any records of your browsing history or inspect your VPN traffic, so there is no browsing record for us to keep or share.
Your account, payment, support and website information is managed separately and explained in our Privacy Policy.
- Browsing history
- Traffic contents
- Websites and services used
- App activity through the VPN
What a no logs VPN means at Senton
Senton VPN is specifically designed so that we do not retain your browsing history or inspect your traffic passing through the VPN.
This means that we do not build a profile of the websites, applications or services that you use through Senton VPN. Any information required to manage your account, process your payment and provide support is handled separately and explained in the Privacy Policy.
- No browsing-history database
- No traffic-content inspection
- No activity profile based on your VPN usage
Illustration only. See the Privacy Policy for the full and current wording.
What is and isn’t retained
Senton VPN does not keep VPN activity logs. VPNs with a no-log-policy commitment still process some information to stay in operation, and the specifics are set out in our Privacy Policy.
- Browsing history
- Traffic contents
- Websites visited through the VPN
- Apps and services used through the VPN
- A user activity profile based on browsing
- Email address when voluntarily provided
- Encrypted account credentials
- Support messages
- Payment status through third-party payment providers
- Temporary IP handling for attack and abuse prevention, then discarded
- Browser type, language and operating system
- Basic website metrics, never tied to your identity
- Consent-based analytics or marketing data
The Privacy Policy contains a full and up to date description of the information that Senton VPN processes.
VPN activity vs service operation
VPNs with a no-logs policy still have to run accounts and payments. That information is stored separately from any VPN activity, on purpose.
Sign up with less personal information
An anonymous VPN service starts at signup. Where supported, you can create a Senton VPN account with a 16-digit Senton ID instead of an email address.
- No email required where supported
- Requires secure storage of your ID and recovery information
- Recovery options may be limited
- Standard account recovery
- Email is processed according to the Privacy Policy
Keep your Senton ID and current Support Key safe. If both are lost, the account may not be recoverable.
About anonymous signupHow a no logs approach works
From connection to disconnection, a zero-log VPN approach means Senton VPN does not build a browsing-history profile of your VPN activity.
Clear privacy claims, not absolute promises
- A VPN zero logging can improve your online privacy, but no VPN will make you completely anonymous online.
- Senton VPN does not keep browsing history or activity logs for its users, so there are no such records to share.
- Operational information processed for accounts, payments and support is governed by the Privacy Policy and applicable law.
- Senton VPN has yet to publish an independent audit of its service to prove that it does not keep logs of its users' online activities. Any future audit will be linked publicly.
For the full and current wording, read the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Service.
Works well with other Senton VPN features
Frequently asked questions
Senton VPN does not retain any browsing history, inspect the traffic coming through the VPN, or track which apps, services or websites you access while using the VPN. Operational data is covered separately in our Privacy Policy.
Senton VPN may temporarily process your IP address for service security, attack prevention and abuse prevention, after which it is discarded in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
No. Senton VPN does not inspect or monitor the traffic that is being sent from your device while you are using the VPN. The Privacy Policy states the full and current wording on this topic.
No. While people search for a VPN for anonymous surfing, true anonymity relies on various other factors beyond the use of a VPN: the websites that you visit, the browsers that you use, the accounts that you access, the payments that you make, and your devices and browsing habits. While using a VPN can improve your browsing privacy, it cannot promise you complete anonymity.
Limited operational information is collected, such as an optional email address, encrypted account credentials, support messages, payment status, temporary abuse-prevention data, browser and operating-system details, basic site metrics and consent-based analytics. The Privacy Policy contains the full and current wording of this policy.
Where supported, you can create an account with a 16-digit Senton ID instead of an email address. You will need to remember your Senton ID and current Support Key. Should both of these be lost, your account may not be recoverable.
There is currently no independent no-logs audit for Senton VPN. Any future no-logs audit or transparency report will be linked publicly. If you are comparing the best zero log VPN options, it is fair to ask each provider about audits.
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