GLOSSARY
What is online privacy?
Short answer
Online privacy is control over what data about you is collected and how long it is stored. The core principle is minimization: a service should process only what its work is impossible without. Vinipuch follows it literally: account, payments, access setup and total traffic volume; we do not keep browsing history.
Published: 2026-08-25 · Updated: 2026-09-21
Every site and app leaves a digital trail behind you: address, device, time, actions. Privacy starts with the question “what is being recorded at all?” — and an honest service answers it publicly, not in fine print.
Data minimization is the practical criterion: the less a service stores, the less can be lost or handed over. We publish the full list of processed data and retention periods in the logging and retention policy.
An encrypted tunnel covers one layer of the problem — traffic between you and the server. The rest is habits: separate passwords, attention to app permissions, and understanding who you trust with your data.
Vinipuch does not promise absolute no-logs. Operational records for the account, payments and safety exist. There is no browsing history, traffic contents or user DNS queries.
Economy, Standard, Comfort and Premium do not change that list. Quota and devices change on the card. Cash refunds are not available.
To compare a no-logs slogan with the list, read the claims table. The legal text is the logging policy, not this glossary entry.