This page describes the SharkVPN no-logs policy in plain language. Before we take payments, the operator confirms every line of it against the real infrastructure, and an independent audit is planned — honesty first, marketing second.
Your VPN activity is none of our business. We designed the service so there is nothing sensitive to hand over, sell or leak:
Running a subscription takes a handful of records — and none of them say anything about what you do online:
Older VPN setups stored connection details "just in case". A WireGuard-first service doesn't need them: tunnels authenticate with cryptographic keys, sessions are stateless, and there is no session database to write to.
What that means in practice: if someone demands your browsing history, we have nothing to give them — not because we wouldn't, but because it doesn't exist.
We hold ourselves to this policy publicly. As the service matures we plan to back it with an independent audit and a transparency report, so you don't have to take our word for it.
Questions about this policy? Email admin@sharkvpn.co — serious privacy questions get serious answers.
