Does AirVPN log when it comes to the forums?

[stupidcats 14]

I'm not sure if this is the correct place for this thread but:

 

I know that AirVPN doesn't log when it comes to the VPN. However, does it log when it comes to the forums?

 

Do you know what IP I used yesterday (or any other day) to connect to the forums?

[pfSense_fan 181]

I'm surprised there has been no answer to this question. I'm also surprised more users have not expressed interest in knowing this .I thought this would gain some traction.

 

 

Staff can we please get a detailed answer as to these policies? Or perhaps a link to where they are previously stated if it has already been answered?

[Staff 9772]

I'm surprised there has been no answer to this question. I'm also surprised more users have not expressed interest in knowing this .I thought this would gain some traction.

 

 

Staff can we please get a detailed answer as to these policies? Or perhaps a link to where they are previously stated if it has already been answered?

 

Hello!

 

No, the forum software & scripts do not log IP addresses.

 

Kind regards

[iwih2gk 92]

Expressing thoughts from when I read the original post on this thread:

 

MY concerns have always been (REALITY) that any data center can be monitored externally for all incoming IP's and such control is outside of AIR or any other provider as well.  Therefore a secure user might want to employ a partition of trust.  I suggest using one and always employ one.  e.g. - I am currently looking at a center REDBOX on this forum because it sees a TOR exit node even though I am bridged via AIR and other hops.  Who cares if someone sees an IP on a datacenter if they have no idea where you are going from there, even at the provider level of scope.

[OpenSourcerer 1363]

Just for addition: AirVPN uses Piwik, open source analytics software. I heard it has some quite interesting privacy options. As far as I know, one of these options, anonymization of IP addresses, is being used by AirVPN.