Logging at Cyberghost: All information

VPN networks such as cyberghost are designed to protect user privacy. This is often not the case with so-called logging. In this practical tip, we will tell you whether Cyberghost also stores and logs your visited websites.

Logging at Cyberghost - you need to know that

Logging means that the VPN provider logs your surfing behavior, records your IP address or stores similar private information. According to the Cyberghost website, logging is not operated in any form.

• The VPN provider Cyberghost sees itself - at least on its website - as being committed to the privacy of its users and does not record any log data.
• According to their own information, traffic data are also not recorded. This means that there is no log of when you connected to the VPN service via which IP address. Your data consumption is logged for the GByte counter, but no conclusions can be drawn about your IP address and pages visited.
• One also positions oneself against the implementation of back doors. "We will not do this! Never!" says Cyberghost in an article on FAQs about logging.
• In fact, Cyberghost can currently do this too. So far, there is no legal obligation to store your data. Should this change in the future, cyberghost logging would also have to be carried out.
• Due to the way VPNs work, it is still possible for private data such as your IP address, surfing behavior, login times and transmitted content to be read by Cyberghost and thereby end up in the wrong hands. However, this is the case with every VPN provider. So you should consider who you trust. Nevertheless, it should be added that Cyberghost has a good reputation.

In the next practical tip you will learn how you can use Netflix via Cyberghost and thus see content from other countries.