Your Privacy is Under Threat
Every time you go online, your ISP logs the websites you visit. Advertisers track you across the web using cookies and fingerprinting. Data brokers collect and sell your browsing habits. A VPN is your first line of defense against all of this.
How KernelVPN Protects Your Privacy
- No-Log Policy: We never track, store, or share your browsing activity, connection logs, or IP addresses. Independently audited and verified.
- AES-256 Encryption: The same encryption used by the military. Your data is unreadable to anyone who intercepts it.
- DNS Leak Protection: Prevents your DNS queries from being exposed outside the VPN tunnel.
- Kill Switch: Automatically disconnects your internet if the VPN drops, ensuring your IP never leaks.
- RAM-Only Servers: Our servers run entirely on volatile memory — data is physically incapable of being stored.
What Data Can Be Seen Without a VPN?
Without a VPN, the following information is visible to your ISP, network administrators, and potential hackers:
- Every website you visit and when you visited it
- Your real IP address and physical location
- Files you download and upload
- Unencrypted emails and messages
- Search queries and browsing history
Privacy Best Practices
- Always keep your VPN connected, especially on public WiFi
- Use private/incognito browsing alongside your VPN
- Enable the Kill Switch feature in KernelVPN settings
- Combine with a privacy-focused browser for maximum protection
- Regularly check for DNS leaks using online tools