Privacy & security, explained
Clear, technical guides on VPNs, online privacy, and staying safe on the internet — written by the team that builds LunoVPN.
How to read a VPN privacy policy in ten minutes
Six phrases decide almost everything in a VPN privacy policy. Search for them, answer three questions, and you’ll know more than the homepage will ever tell you.
Why we never ask for your email address
An email address is a permanent, cross-service identifier. What collecting one would give us, what refusing costs us, and how an account works when it’s only a number.
Five tests that prove your VPN is actually working
A connected icon isn’t evidence. Five checks — IP, DNS, WebRTC, kill switch and fingerprint — that take ten minutes and work with any provider.
Free VPNs: follow the money
Bandwidth costs real money every month. If a VPN is free, someone else is paying that bill — here are the five ways, and how to tell which one you’re in.
What your VPN can actually hand over
A court order asks for what exists, not what was promised. The four categories of data a provider can be made to produce — and how to check which ones yours holds.
Why you should use a VPN on public Wi-Fi
That free café or airport network is one of the easiest places to get hacked. The technical attacks that put you at risk — and why a VPN shuts them all down.
Why a no-logs VPN means nothing without an audit
Every VPN claims a no-logs policy — but a promise isn’t proof. What no-logs really means, why unaudited VPNs can’t be trusted, and how an independent audit verifies it.
Why an ad blocker makes your internet faster
Ads don’t just annoy you — they eat your bandwidth. How ad-heavy pages waste data, and what blocking them actually saves.
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