In one of our previous articles, we uncovered the truth behind “anonymous vps hosting.”
More information can be found here https://blog.darkvps.pro/why-most-anonymous-vps-providers-are-a-lie-darkvps/
Today we gonna talk about what it means when some providers offer No logs.
What does the phrase “No logs” really mean?
Usually when we talk about No logs, that means your provider doesn’t store any ssh or network activities on your vps/dedicated server. Before you start reading this article, I recommend to take a look first here
https://blog.darkvps.pro/why-most-anonymous-vps-providers-are-a-lie-darkvps/ to understand how the system “anonymous vps provider works nowadays.”
Imagine the process: you order a vps from “anonymous hosting” and, as we understood from the thread above, almost 90% of the anonymous hosting providers are a lie. So in this case, they don’t have control over the hardware or so-called baremetal servers. Exactly the same thing happens with the extra “No logs”. The current provider offers you No logs?
DarkVPS Operates own Hardware darkvps vps plans.
Absolute logic only brings the question to the surface in our creation.
If the provider doesn’t operate own hardware, how can he guarantee no logs?
As you guessed, it seems the provider that offers all this stuff doesn’t seem so anonymous.
The reseller doesn’t have control over anything. All information about the customer, such as payment transactions (no matter if it’s crypto), ssh, network activities or all the information about the client in general is not hidden at all. All data is stored on the main hosting provider.
In the end, let me give you one simple example, if you haven’t gotten an idea by now how things happen.
Main provider – Hetzner Provider -> anonymous provider -> end customer.
As you can see, in this particular case, nothing depends on the provider who offers you anonymous services without records. In this case you have to think about it before you place an order if the current hosting provider is truly anonymous and doesn’t store any logs.