We try to dispel as many myths as possible surrounding VPN usage. And there are plenty to go after.
The idea that privacy means that you can browse the web with total anonymity is a pretty prevalent myth, some misleading marketing by a few VPN services has helped fuel that confusion.
While your online activity can remain private, thanks to encryption and the fact that there are VPN services – like VyprVPN - that do not log a user’s online activity; but hiding the reality that you have been online is something that can't be completely achieved.  Your connection is private and secure in the hands of a trustworthy VPN, but never completely anonymous.
The second big myth has to do with the level of data privacy offered by VPN providers who don’t fully control their servers and infrastructure. In reality, most VPN providers use third-party services and don’t operate their own infrastructure, which makes them much more vulnerable to data collection and breaches – since they leave the data of their users exposed to parties outside of their own system.
As far as we know, VyprVPN is the only VPN provider to fully own, manage and operate its servers and infrastructure without a single third party involved whatsoever.  So, while we cannot promise complete anonymity, we can guarantee that our No Log and data privacy claims are real and that we maintain full control of our own infrastructure.