Privacy policy
This text describes what the service stores, what it does not, and why. It matches the terms of use and the landing page word for word: a gap between a promise on the site and the terms is not an editorial detail.
What we do not record
The access log on the VPN servers and on the subscription host is switched off by server configuration, not by a promise. What sites you open, what addresses you connect to and what domains you look up are not saved.
We do not ask for a name, an email or a phone number. There is no registration: your Telegram account is the account.
What we store
Your Telegram account id, the language you chose, the state of your subscription, your payment history, your balance, the keys issued to you and the list of your devices with the marks of when each was created, last seen and revoked. This is what the service cannot work without — granting access, renewing it, or answering a question about a payment.
The servers count the volume of transferred data: volume and time, not content.
Payments
Card and wallet details never reach us: payment happens on the payment service's side. We see that a payment happened, its amount and its identifier.
Who we share data with
Nobody. Data is not sold, not passed to partners and not used for advertising. Disclosure is possible only where the law of the jurisdiction we operate in requires it.
How long we keep it
While your account exists. Deleting the account deletes the subscription, the keys and the balance; payment history is kept to the extent bookkeeping requires.
The website
The site sets no cookies, loads no analytics and fetches nothing from third-party domains. This is verifiable: open the Network tab in your browser's developer tools.
Questions
Ask about your data in the bot, the same way as anything else.