"Will you actually record my browsing history?" — this is a question Green Tea VPN support answers every day. For a VPN, a privacy promise carries more weight than a marketing slogan; it decides whether users dare to entrust their most sensitive data. Green Tea VPN's answer is clear: no logs — no browsing history, no connection logs, no real IPs. And that promise needs a verifiable technical and institutional system behind it.
Privacy problems in the VPN industry are longstanding. Many vendors claim to "protect privacy" while quietly reserving logging rights in their terms. Green Tea VPN does the opposite: it not only promises no logs but proactively invites third-party independent audits, upgrading the promise from verbal assurance to verifiable fact. In 2026, Green Tea VPN completed a new round of independent audits and published the summary.
Three Layers of No-Log
Green Tea VPN's no-log policy is implemented in three layers. First, data collection is minimized — the client only gathers technical information required for the connection, never browsing content. Second, logs are destroyed immediately — the server manages connection sessions in memory only, never persisting to disk. Third, independent audits regularly verify the real behavior of the logging system to ensure words and deeds match.
DNS Leak Protection and Hardening
Privacy leaks often happen outside the encrypted tunnel, in the details. The most common is DNS leakage — users think they are on a VPN while DNS queries expose their activity to the local ISP. Green Tea VPN has built-in DNS leak protection that forces all DNS resolution through the encrypted tunnel to trusted resolvers, eliminating exposure at the source. The client also offers a "security hardening" option with a kill switch that blocks traffic if the connection drops.
Green Tea VPN's security lead used a concrete metaphor in an interview: "An encrypted tunnel is like an armored truck, but if the door isn't shut tight, cash still falls out. DNS leaks are that unshut door." The team therefore treats DNS protection as a foundational capability on par with encryption, running regression tests every release. Official data shows a 100% pass rate for DNS leak protection in the first half of 2026.
Privacy protection has no permanent fix — it is a continuous battle of technology and institutions. Green Tea VPN builds a relatively complete security system through no-log commitments, independent audits and multi-layer protection. For users, choosing Green Tea VPN means choosing a privacy right that is taken seriously, and a right worth defending.