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FAQ · Privacy

Do you keep logs of the URLs I visit?

Short answer

No. AnyProxy does not keep the URLs you visit. Aggregate request counts only, deleted after 30 days.

Full answer

In detail

Our server-side data policy is specific: we keep aggregate request counts and error rates by region for capacity planning, and nothing that ties a request back to an individual user. The URLs you open through the proxy are not stored on our servers — they exist only in the memory of the process handling your live request, and are discarded when the request completes. Aggregate metrics (total requests per region per hour, error rates by category) are retained for 30 days for operational analysis, then deleted. We do not maintain a persistent identifier for individual users on the free tier — there is no signup, so no account exists to log against. On Pro, Stripe or Razorpay handles payment records under their own policies; we keep only what is needed to send you a receipt. Full third-party list and policy details are on the /help/is-it-safe/ page.

See also

Full safety and privacy pagePrivacy policy

Related questions

Is AnyProxy safe to use?Yes. TLS end-to-end, no URL logs, no persistent user identifier, no installation footprint.Does a proxy hide my IP address?The destination site sees the proxy IP, not yours. Your local network still sees you connecting to the proxy — but not the sites you open through it.Can my ISP see that I used a web proxy?Your ISP can see you connected to the proxy domain over an encrypted TLS connection. They cannot see which sites you opened through it.

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