Our no-logs commitment

“No-logs” is an overused phrase, so here's the precise version. On the s4m network we do not write your browsing history, the destinations you connect to, your DNS queries, or per-request/per-connection logs that could reconstruct what you did. There is no activity log to search, sell, or surrender — because it's never created in the first place.

RAM-first describes the intended use of memory for routing state. It is not a guarantee that no data can persist anywhere in the service. Account storage, exported logs, swap and backups are separate questions. A reboot or an exit-IP result does not establish service-wide deletion or verify the logging policy.

Being honest matters more than marketing. We do keep the minimum required to run a paid service: your account record (email or anonymous token), your active subscription, and aggregate usage counters to enforce plan limits. That's counters — not a log of where the bytes went. Payments are handled by our billing partner; pay with crypto and we don't see card details at all.

Use what-is-my-ip and proxy-checker to inspect the observed network exit. These checks do not audit log retention or prove anonymity. An account without email still has an account identifier, and crypto payment does not by itself erase records. Read the privacy policy for the stated data scope.