HMA’s older privacy policy made it quite clear that the VPN provider was collecting a lot of data from its users. It was even caught, in 2011, handing over users’ VPN logs to the FBI. It has (thankfully) updated its privacy policy to highlight its much leaner collection practices.
It now only collects:
The day of connection
Rounded amount of transmitted data
Connection events
Application events
App crash reports
You might still have issues with HMA’s past. And that’s completely understandable. But HMA’s current privacy policy aligns with the rest of the VPN industry.
You can take a look at our complete HMA review for more details.