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I mean, I think your threat model indicates a concern that logs are being kept. Air, unlike other providers, allows you to connect directly over tor, therefore it's possible AirVPN to not see your "real" IP when connected to the server. However, you need to think of other contributing factors too: They do log user agents of logged in devices for up to 90 days (see client area) They do keep some information (such as billing, tickets etc), and you need to think about all the data you are giving Air (emails etc). However, other than that after many years you can be fairly sure they are true to their word. But can you really trust anyone? That's for you to decide.