No-logs policy
A plain list of the data AnonVPS keeps about orders and visitors, how long, and what the company can and cannot see on your server.
Read more →Updated 2026-11-11 · Published by AnonVPS
Where to send a request
Send requests in writing to support@anonymousvpshosting.com, from an official address, with the legal basis, the identifiers you are asking about and the issuing authority. We do not answer informal requests by phone or chat.
How we review them
- We check that the request comes from an authority with jurisdiction over AnonVPS or the server's location.
- We check it is valid, specific and proportionate. We push back on requests that are vague or too broad.
- We answer only what exists. See the no-logs policy for the data we hold.
- Where the law allows, we tell the affected customer before disclosing anything. Where a gag order applies, we say so in our canary when we can.
What we cannot provide
We cannot provide data we do not store: identity documents, passwords, the contents of encrypted volumes or RAM-only instances that have been stopped, or the plaintext of an access key.
Emergencies
For immediate risk to life, contact us at support@anonymousvpshosting.com with the subject line URGENT and the details. We will review it quickly.
Reporting
We intend to publish counts of requests received and answered on the published information page.
FAQ
Common questions
Where do I send a legal request?
See Where to send a request above.
What can you provide?
Only data that exists. See no-logs for the list.
Do you publish statistics?
Not yet. See transparency.
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