Surfshark proves it does not record your data with a fresh independent no-logs audit
Surfshark has completed an independent no-log audit by KPMG, confirming the provider does not track user browsing habits or record identifying network data. Here's why this result matters to you.
Independent auditors from KPMG have confirmed that Surfshark does not log any browsing traffic or IP addresses, according to their latest no-logs audit. The evaluation examined Surfshark's standard, static, and multi-port servers, and found that the provider's systems comply with its strict no-log claims. This is the second independent audit Surfshark has undergone, following a previous review by Deloitte last year.
While an audit does not guarantee absolute anonymity, it provides a point-in-time assessment that the VPN's configurations align with its privacy policy. Surfshark uses RAM-only servers, which means all temporary operational data is erased when the server restarts or powers down. Independent audits like KPMG's help bridge the gap between VPN providers' privacy claims and the technical proof that backs them up.
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