Airvpn and logging?

[mazeman23 0]

Guys from Airvpn you are saying that you don't log but in order to check if there are more than 5  simultanious connections the only way to control it is logging. Id this true?

An the second question. Are you renting dedicated server machines from providers? if so they in order to give your server machines support are logging as well.

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Guys from Airvpn you are saying that you don't log but in order to check if there are more than 5  simultanious connections the only way to control it is logging. Id this true?

Now and then this eccentric idea comes out. Frankly we can't see any rational reason to understand how from an amount of connections per user which can be stored into single integer variable one should jump to the idea of logging.
 

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An the second question. Are you renting dedicated server machines from providers? if so they in order to give your server machines support are logging as well.

We operate servers of our property as well as rented servers. That's another bizarre idea, which you use to jump to conclusions. Anyway if you think that a datacenter logs the traffic metadata and/or content of any and each communication to/from the devices using their lines, what is the difference between an owned and a rent server? By the way just apply partition of trust, end of the story.

Kind regards


 

[Flx 76]

On 9/1/2019 at 8:39 AM, mazeman23 said:

in order to check if there are more than 5  simultanious connections the only way to control it

From Staff:
"We just keep an account related counter to prevent more than five simultaneous connections from the same account at the same time."

On 9/1/2019 at 8:39 AM, mazeman23 said:

Are you renting dedicated server machines from providers?

They rent dedicated IP servers from datacenters. All datacenters keep logs. It's no secret.
@mazeman23
The forum is full of "logging" topics/posts.
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