Privacy is control over your own data.
The right to decide what information about yourself you share, and with whom. Curtains on your windows are a normal part of a home, not a sign of a secret. Online, a VPN plays the same role.
What happens when you connect
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Traffic is encrypted on your device
Before it leaves for the network, your data is wrapped in an encrypted WireGuard tunnel. Your ISP sees only an encrypted stream.
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The stream goes through our server
Websites see the Untraced server’s IP, not yours. Your real location and identity stay hidden.
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Metadata is kept to a minimum
Traffic obfuscation and multihop make analysis hard even for someone watching the whole line.
A VPN protects against
- your ISP tracking the sites you visit
- identification by IP address
- regional restrictions on services
- interception on open Wi-Fi networks
A VPN does not replace
- common sense and password hygiene
- protection against malware
- privacy of accounts you are logged into
- anti-fingerprinting in your browser
We are honest: a VPN is an important layer of privacy, but not an “invisibility button”. The best protection is a combination of tools and habits.
What Untraced stands on
Minimal data
We ask only for what the service needs to work: no e-mail, no activity logs.
Verifiability
An open-source client and independent audits — so you don’t have to take our word for it.
No dark patterns
Fair prices, easy refunds and no tricks when cancelling your subscription.