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Is AnyProxy safe to use?

Short answer

Yes. TLS end-to-end, no URL logs, no persistent user identifier, no installation footprint.

Full answer

In detail

Safety of a web proxy comes down to what the operator does and does not do with your traffic. AnyProxy publishes specific policies: (1) Traffic between your browser and our servers is TLS-encrypted. (2) Traffic between our servers and the destination is TLS-encrypted. (3) We do not log the URLs you open through the proxy. (4) Aggregate metrics only, deleted after 30 days. (5) No installation, so nothing stays on your device after you close the tab. (6) Five third-party services touch our traffic (Cloudflare for DDoS, Stripe/Razorpay for Pro payments, Bunny CDN for assets, Google AdSense on marketing pages only). Full third-party list is on the safety page. (7) We comply with GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, PDP Law, and Türkiye Law 6698. That said, "safe" is contextual: on a shared device, use private/incognito mode; only enter passwords on the real destination URL after the proxy loads it, never on anyproxy.site itself; understand that your acceptable-use policy at school or work still applies to you personally.

See also

Full safety and DMCA policyWhere the password should go

Related questions

Do you keep logs of the URLs I visit?No. AnyProxy does not keep the URLs you visit. Aggregate request counts only, deleted after 30 days.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.Is a web proxy legal?Yes in most countries — a proxy is ordinary web infrastructure. What you access through it is still governed by local law.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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