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Fourteen criteria, and their real status

‘Best VPN’ is not a slogan we will use. It is a set of measurable criteria. Until a criterion has been measured, and audited by a third party where security is concerned, it remains shown as ‘not proven’.

Fourteen criteria, and their real status
CriterionTarget measureStatus
C1Zero leaksNo DNS, IPv4, IPv6 or WebRTC packet outside the tunnel, including during a reconnection, a network change, a sleep or a crash.Not proven
C2Reliable kill switchNo traffic outside the tunnel between the connection command and the establishment of the tunnel, nor after a crash.Not proven
C3No logsNo activity data, no connection timestamp, no source IP address kept on the server side.Not proven
C4No identityAccount = random number, with no e-mail address or telephone number; anonymous payment possible.Not proven
C5PerformanceConnection in under one second on a healthy network; speed also measured at peak times, raw results published.Not proven
C6Resistance to blockingSuccessful connection behind a firewall that only lets TCP port 443 through.Not proven
C7Post-quantum resistanceHybrid X25519 + ML-KEM exchange for the pre-shared key, reviewed by an external expert.Not proven
C8Non-persistent serversRelays started from a signed image, in memory, with no writable disk.Not proven
C9Verifiable buildsApplications reproducible identically from the published code; fingerprints and signatures verified.Not proven
C10TransparencyExternal audits published in full, disclosure programme, transparency report.Not proven
C11Accessibility and languagesRGAA / WCAG 2.2 AA conformance of the site and applications; 14 languages.Not proven
C12Sobriety0 cookies on the site, 0 trackers in the applications, telemetry disabled by default.Not proven
C13Self-checkBuilt-in ‘Check my protection’ test, with a result that can be understood in under 10 seconds.Not proven
C14Honesty of the free tierLimits published and shown in the application; changes announced at least 30 days in advance.Not proven

External audits

  • External audits

    External audit reports will be published here in full, including their unfavourable findings.

  • Transparency report

    Once the service is open, we will regularly publish the number of requests received from authorities and the response given. As we do not keep activity data, we will not be able to provide what we do not have.