Privacy Policy

PoodleVPN is built on a simple rule: if we don’t collect it, it can’t be logged, leaked, sold, or requested. This policy explains—plainly—what we do and do not collect, and why our architecture is designed the way it is.

1. What we do not collect

No traffic logs or browsing activity
No connection logs tied to identities
No accounts, usernames, or email addresses
No analytics, trackers, or telemetry
No device identifiers or fingerprints

Our infrastructure is intentionally minimal. Fewer systems means fewer places for data to exist.

2. What we do handle

To operate a VPN, some technical data must exist briefly in memory:

WireGuard public keys you generate locally
Ephemeral tunnel routing data while connected
Messages you voluntarily send us for support

This data is not converted into long-term logs or user profiles.

3. DNS & jurisdiction split

VPN traffic exits through Swiss bare-metal servers. DNS resolution is handled separately via encrypted resolvers in Iceland. This jurisdiction split ensures no single location sees both traffic and name resolution.

4. Payments

Payments are handled manually to avoid traditional billing systems. We do not store billing identities, card numbers, or personal details.

5. Legal requests

If we receive a legally valid request, our response is limited by design. We cannot provide logs or identities that do not exist.

6. Your responsibility

A VPN is one layer. Operational security still matters. Avoid logging into real-name accounts when anonymity matters, and be mindful of what you share.

7. Contact

Questions about this policy can be directed to:
Telegram: @mrpoodles