Privacy

Fully private by default.

Most VPNs keep records of where you go and when. We don’t. We hold no servers in the jurisdictions we operate from, every connection is encrypted, and no traffic activity is written to disk.

A typical VPN

What gets written to their servers.

14:02Connected from 218.241.xx.xx
14:02Resolved chatgpt.com
14:14Resolved youtube.com
14:31Resolved netflix.com
16:47Session ended, 1.4 GB transferred

Throughwire

Traffic activity written by our VPN nodes.

(empty)

We can’t hand over what we never collected. There are no traffic logs, no DNS records, no session-correlated activity. By architecture, not by promise.

Managed routers can report device names and online status to the private account dashboard. Raw device addresses, local IPs, DNS queries, destinations, and browsing activity are not uploaded.

How privacy actually works here.

No servers in the jurisdictions we serve.

Our infrastructure sits abroad. There is no local entity holding your data.

Zero logs, by architecture.

Traffic content, destinations, and DNS queries are never written to disk. There is simply nothing recorded to share.

Encrypted end to end.

Every connection runs through modern, continuously updated encryption. No one in between can read what you send.

Built for lawful use.

Throughwire is international connectivity for foreign-affiliated organizations and their personnel. The service is not for circumventing any specific jurisdiction’s laws, and we terminate accounts for abuse. Read the acceptable use policy for the specifics.

For the full legal version, including data retention, lawful bases, and your rights under GDPR, UK GDPR, and CCPA / CPRA.