No-logs policy
A plain list of the data AnonVPS keeps about orders and visitors, how long, and what the company can and cannot see on your server.
Read more →Updated 2026-11-11 · Published by AnonVPS
Documents
| Document | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Terms and refunds | Service terms, prepaid billing, 72-hour refund window |
| Privacy policy | Data collected and how it is used |
| Acceptable use | What is not allowed on the network |
| SLA | Uptime commitment and service credits |
| DMCA | Copyright notice procedure |
| Law enforcement policy | How legal requests are handled |
| No-logs policy | The specific data we do and do not store |
| Warrant canary | Signed statement, when published |
Company details
- Service brand: AnonVPS
- Registered-entity details: not published; ask through support
- Contact: contact page
Legal request statistics
No transparency report has been published yet. When the first one is available it will be listed here, with the number of requests received and how many were answered.
How to ask a question we have not answered
If you need a fact that is not published, such as the registered entity, the processing location of a payment provider or a retention period, contact us. Answers that are useful to others are added to this page.
FAQ
Common questions
Where are the legal policies?
The terms, privacy policy, acceptable use, copyright notices, legal requests and SLA are linked from the Documents table.
Is there a transparency report?
Not yet. When one is published it will be listed under legal request statistics.
Who is the company behind AnonVPS?
Registered-entity details are not published; ask through support. Brand and contact details are listed above.
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