A no-logs explanation should build trust with precise language. LionVPN separates browsing activity from account, billing, support, and operational data needed to run the service.
Check the current policy for the data categories, purposes, and handling it describes.
Account, billing, support, and operations data are described separately.
Formal audits or compliance claims should link to published evidence.
The label no-logs does not by itself specify collection, retention, deletion, or audit scope. Read the current Privacy page and ask for clarification when the treatment of a data category is unclear.
For an independent audit claim, look for an accessible report and check the tested version, dates, methodology, and exclusions. A privacy statement is separate from an audit conclusion.
Install the current app, verify access on your real network, then choose the route or plan that fits your device.
Start with the Privacy page and make sure no-logs copy matches the legal text.
Review which data is needed for billing, support, anti-abuse, and service operations.
If an audit or compliance claim appears, it should link to public supporting evidence.
No. No-logs should refer to browsing activity through the VPN service. Account, billing, support, and operational data may still be needed.
This guide does not certify an independent audit. If a report is provided, check its issuer, date, tested version, and scope before applying its conclusion to your use.
