What is recorded?
IP addresses, domains, timestamps, traffic content? A clear policy names each category instead of hiding behind "minimal data".
Logging policy
An honest logging policy.
DinoLink never logs the content of your tunnel traffic. To run the service, bill it and fix problems, we do keep some records — this page says what they are and why. Protected by Seychelles jurisdiction.
Tunnel content never loggedMain record types namedSeychelles jurisdiction
The problem
Why "no logs" on its own
doesn't tell you much.
Running a VPN means keeping some records — for servers, billing and support. A slogan doesn't say which ones. A policy should.
Why is it kept?
Running servers, billing and troubleshooting are real reasons. Every record should come with the reason it exists.
Who else receives it?
Error reporting and support tools are often run by other companies. A policy should name them, not leave you to guess.
What is never recorded?
The strongest promise a VPN can make is about what it never records. Ours is the content of your tunnel traffic.
Read any VPN's policy with these four questions in mind — ours included.
Plain answers beat a "no-log" slogan.Our answer
What we keep.
And what we never log.
Servers: what is recorded
Never: the content of your tunnel trafficServer logs: your IP, account and connection timesServer logs: domains and ports, no URLs or pagesApp DNS: domains + truncated IP, kept 7 daysData used per account, hourly, for billing
App: what leaves your device
Error reports go to Sentry, with IP and device infoIn-app support chat runs on ChatwootDNS settings come from our servers, encrypted by defaultYour usage history is the billing record we keep
Transparent. No grey areas.
No hidden clauses in the ToSThird parties named, not hinted atNo monetization of metadataClear, plain-English privacy policy
Privacy promise
Privacy isn't an add-on.
It's the core value.
Tunnel content stays yours
We never log the content of your traffic: what you read, send or download.
Transparent disclosure
We name what our servers record and why: running the service, billing and troubleshooting.
User-first approach
We never monetize user data — not even anonymized metadata.
Usage kept for billing
We record how much traffic your account uses each hour, for pay-as-you-go billing. Billing is also set up to aggregate usage per day.
FAQ
Privacy questions, answered.
Yes, and we say which. Our VPN servers record your IP address, your account, the domains and ports you connect to (not URLs or page content) and connection times. Our website and API record IP addresses, request paths and request headers. The app's DNS resolver keeps the domains looked up, with a truncated IP address, for 7 days. We record traffic used per account each hour, for billing. We never log the content of your tunnel traffic. Our jurisdiction is Seychelles — no mutual legal-assistance treaty with Russia, China, or Five Eyes countries.
We're registered in Seychelles, with no mutual legal-assistance treaty with Russia. We hold the records described above — server, website and API logs, app DNS records, usage and account records. We have no record of the content of your tunnel traffic. The main record types are on this page; the full list is in our privacy policy.
We never monetize user data — not even anonymized metadata. Our records are used to run the service, bill usage and fix problems. Two outside services are involved: app error reports go to Sentry, and in-app support runs on Chatwoot.
A VPN that's honest about what it keeps.
In the digital age you need a partner that gives you peace of mind and freedom — not just encryption.
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