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No‑Log Policy
Network Privacy
A promise not to keep certain activity logs.
Definition
A no‑log policy is when a service (often a VPN) says it does not store certain logs—like browsing activity or connection history.
In plain English
A promise not to keep certain activity logs.
Why this matters
Why it matters: Less logging can mean less data to leak, sell, or hand over.
Example
Example: A VPN claims it does not store your browsing history or connection timestamps.