User Logs
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At Synk, we are warriors for your privacy. Here’s how we do it: Zero Logs. Zero Compromise. Every piece of your data is decentralized, encrypted, and untouchable. We store nothing—not your logs, not your activities. All your traffic is routed through our hardened VPN and TOR network, leaving no trace behind. We don’t just talk about anonymity; we live it. No backdoors, no data leaks—just pure, unbreakable privacy. This is your shield against the data-hungry world.
SYNK takes a user-centric approach to privacy, inspired by best practices used by Signal. Unlike many other platforms, we do not collect or store users' personal data, ensuring maximum protection of their privacy. When certain information needs to be logged for operational reasons, it is always encrypted end-to-end. This means that even we, as administrators, do not have access to the content of communications or sensitive user information.
We only log the bare minimum required for the smooth functioning of the service, such as technical metadata or anonymized logs, and this data is always encrypted using robust security protocols. For instance, we do not retain communication history, geolocation data, or other elements that could expose users’ habits. Any temporarily stored information, like session identifiers or technical error reports, is promptly deleted or anonymized after its use.
This approach ensures that private data remains inaccessible, even in the event of hacking attempts or third-party requests. We strongly believe that privacy is a fundamental right, which is why our application employs advanced encryption techniques to safeguard users' security and anonymity at every step. In short, our policy of not logging user data and encrypting everything reflects our commitment to protecting users' privacy while delivering a high-performing, secure service.