Our No-Log Policy
CasperVPN is built on a foundation of zero data collection. Here is exactly what we do — and do not — store about you.
The Short Version
When you use CasperVPN, we cannot identify what you did online, when you were connected, or which server you used. Your internet activity is encrypted and never logged. Even if compelled by law, we have no data to share.
What We Never Collect
When you connect, disconnect, or how long your session lasts
Your real IP address or the VPN server IP assigned to you
Websites visited, DNS queries, or any internet traffic content
How much data you use per session (aggregated totals for capacity only)
Which server you connected to at any given time
Any messages, files, or data transmitted through the VPN tunnel
What We Do Collect
Required for account creation and support. Never shared with third parties.
Processed by Stripe. We store only the last 4 digits and card type for billing records.
Crash reports and performance data if you opt in. Fully anonymized, no user identifiers.
Whether your subscription is active, expired, or free tier. No usage details.
Why Our Jurisdiction Matters
CasperVPN is incorporated in Lebanon, outside the 5 Eyes, 9 Eyes, and 14 Eyes surveillance alliances. Lebanon has no mandatory data retention laws for VPN providers, which means we have no legal obligation to collect or retain user data — and we do not.
Our infrastructure is designed so that even if a server were seized, there would be no user activity data to recover. VPN connections are processed in memory only and are not written to disk.
Technical Architecture
Our no-log policy is enforced at the architecture level:
- → VPN servers run stateless configurations — no user session data is persisted
- → All logging systems are disabled at the OS and application level on VPN nodes
- → DNS queries are resolved locally on each server and immediately discarded
- → IP assignments are rotated dynamically and not stored in any database
- → Bandwidth aggregation uses counters only — no per-user records
Questions About Our Privacy Practices?
Read our full Privacy Policy or contact our privacy team directly.
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