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No-Logs Policy

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Independent Verification: Our no-logs policy has been verified by independent security researchers. We welcome third-party audits to ensure transparency and accountability.

At ShieldQuick VPN, "no logs" isn't just a marketing claim—it's the foundation of our service. We've designed our entire infrastructure around the principle of collecting zero user activity logs. This policy details exactly what we don't collect and how our technology ensures your privacy.

What We Mean by "No Logs"

When we say we keep no logs, we mean we do not store:

Technical Implementation of Our No-Logs Policy

1. Memory-Only Operation

Our VPN servers run in "memory-only" mode. This means:

2. No User Activity Tracking

Unlike many "no-logs" providers that still track connection information, ShieldQuick VPN:

3. Shared IP Address System

Multiple users share the same public IP address, making it technically impossible to trace activity back to an individual user even if logs were somehow created (which they aren't).

4. DNS Leak Protection

All DNS requests are handled through our secure, private DNS servers with no logging. This prevents your ISP or third parties from seeing which domains you're accessing.

What Minimal Data We Do Process (Temporarily)

For the service to function, some minimal technical information is processed temporarily in memory:

Connection Handshake Data

When you first connect, a brief handshake occurs to establish the secure tunnel. This

Server Load Information

To balance load across our network, servers temporarily track:

This information is stored only in RAM and reset when servers reboot.

Independent Verification

Our no-logs claims aren't just promises—they're technically enforced:

1. No Storage Devices for Logs

Our production servers do not have writable storage configured for logging purposes. Without the technical capability to store logs, we cannot collect them even if compelled.

2. Third-Party Audits

We have undergone multiple independent security audits specifically focused on our logging practices. These audits confirmed our infrastructure has no mechanisms for persistent logging.

3. Warrant Canary

We maintain a warrant canary on our website. If we ever received a secret legal demand that prevented us from being transparent about data requests, the canary would change, alerting users to potential issues.

Legal Jurisdiction

ShieldQuick VPN operates under a legal structure designed to maximize user privacy:

What Happens If Law Enforcement Requests Data?

Because we maintain a true no-logs infrastructure, we cannot provide user activity data even if legally compelled. The only information we could potentially provide (if required by a valid legal order) would be:

However, since ShieldQuick VPN does not require accounts for basic service, even this limited information often doesn't exist.

Transparency Reports

We publish annual transparency reports detailing:

How to Verify Our No-Logs Claims

We encourage healthy skepticism. Here's how you can verify our claims:

1. Technical Verification

Run network monitoring tools while connected to ShieldQuick. You'll see no persistent connections to logging servers, and our servers show no evidence of log storage.

2. Independent Reviews

Multiple reputable technology publications have tested and verified our no-logs claims through technical analysis.

3. Bug Bounty Program

We run a bug bounty program where security researchers are paid to find any evidence of logging. To date, no researcher has found evidence of logs.

Our Commitment

ShieldQuick VPN's business model is built on trust. We don't sell your data because we don't have it to sell. We believe true privacy means:

This isn't just our policy—it's how our technology fundamentally works.

Contact Us About Privacy

If you have technical questions about our no-logs implementation, please contact us at info@shieldquickvpn.site.

ShieldQuick VPN: Privacy engineered, not just promised.