Transparency and data practices
Last reviewed: August 1, 2026. This page explains what LibreGuard does not log or store, what operational data the service needs, and how device limits work.
What the service processes
LibreGuard does not log or store browser history, browser traffic contents, DNS requests, DNS query names, or user IP addresses. The table below explains the operational data used to provide accounts, payments, support, usage limits, and VPN access.
| Data category | What LibreGuard does | How it is used |
|---|---|---|
| Browser history and traffic | LibreGuard does not log or store browser history or the contents of browser traffic. | VPN traffic is routed while connected, but it is not recorded as browsing data. |
| DNS requests | LibreGuard does not log or store DNS requests or DNS query names. | DNS-policy settings can be used for features such as optional ad blocking and filtering. |
| Payments | Payment options include card and Monero. Google Play billing may also be available for supported purchases. | Pro accounts do not require an email address at signup. The card payment processor may still require an email address. |
| Account and support | Account and authentication details, support messages, plan status, and the contact information included with support requests. | Used to create, secure, support, and administer the account. |
| Aggregate usage | Aggregate byte totals are used for Free and Pro plan limits and billing-cycle accounting. | No browsing destinations or traffic contents are recorded as usage data. |
| Hashed device identifiers | A unique device identifier is stored in hashed form for device-limit and security operations. | Raw device identifiers are not stored as the value used for these checks and are not published. |
| Session and connection state | Temporary session and connection state is needed to establish, maintain, and troubleshoot VPN access. | This operational state is not browsing history or browser traffic content. |
| Data deletion | Users can request deletion of their account data by contacting support@libreguard.net. | LibreGuard reviews and processes deletion requests for eligible account data. |
What this means
LibreGuard uses operational data to run the service, enforce plan and device limits, process payments, and provide support. It does not turn that operational data into a record of where users browse or what their traffic contains.
Read the source pages
See the Privacy Policy, Security page, Terms of Service, and Refund Policy. Contact support@libreguard.net if you find a public claim that no longer matches the product.