Zero-Knowledge
Architecture where service provider has no knowledge of user data. Zero-knowledge VPNs (like EdgeVPN) cannot access or decrypt user activity even if compelled, as encryption keys exist only on user devices.
What is Zero-Knowledge?
What is Zero-Knowledge?
Architecture where service provider has no knowledge of user data. Zero-knowledge VPNs (like EdgeVPN) cannot access or decrypt user activity even if compelled, as encryption keys exist only on user devices.
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Encryption
Process of converting readable data (plaintext) into scrambled, unreadable code (ciphertext) that only authorized parties can decrypt. VPNs use encryption to protect your data from interception by ISPs, hackers, and surveillance.
No-Logs Policy
Commitment by VPN provider not to track, collect, or store any data about user activities, connection times, or browsing history. EdgeVPN maintains strict zero-logs policy—we can't share what we don't have.
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