Online information about Yoga VPN is scarce and the customer support can only be reached via email. Still, you’ll get decent browsing privacy protection with this VPN, unless you’re doing something that might be construed as against the policy, in which case your information (it isn’t stated what information exactly) is fair game for both the company and the authorities. None of this inspires confidence in the privacy of your information, especially in countries where “applicable laws” might be less than friendly toward personal privacy and what is considered fraud, security issues, “harm to the rights”, etc. We’re left to wonder which “information” this refers to. Regardless, the entire privacy policy leaves much to be desired in terms of details so we can’t really know if our online activities are being logged.ĭo also note that the provider “will access, use, or disclose your information with other organizations or entities for reasons that required by any applicable law, regulation, legal process, or enforceable governmental request detect, prevent, or otherwise fraud, security or technical issues protect against harm to the rights, property or safety of Yolo Net Ltd., our users or the public as required or permitted by law”. As far as the non-personal information is concerned, users are assured it will not be sold, traded, or otherwise traded to outside parties, nor will it be combined with your personal data. Yoga VPN promises not to store your personal information, nor will it disclose it to anyone. The privacy policy also states that the provider may collect your information when you communicate with it or the information you give it yourself. It does, however, collect your non-personal information when you visit its website, “including your device information, operation system, logs”. It reads that Yoga VPN doesn’t collect “personal information”, “such as your first name and last name, physical addresses, email addresses, telephone, fax, SSN, information stored within your device”.
In it, the provider states the information it collects, what it doesn’t collect, and how this information is used. The app’s privacy policy can be found on the website (which doesn’t even have a HTTPS certificate) and it’s a rather short one. There’s no kill switch, which is (another) major drawback. According to the app’s Google Play page, it also supports IPv6 network access and prevents DNS leaks. The app has a “proxy setting'' which is essentially a split-tunneling tool, allowing you to select which apps can bypass the VPN connection. Yoga VPN doesn’t flaunt many features, including its privacy tools. (Image credit: Mockuper) Privacy and encryption Users that opt for this VPN will have at their disposal servers in more than 30 locations. Various information can be found on the app stores, listing Sarah Hawken as the developer on Google Play and LANPIPER on Apple App Store.
#YOGA VPN FOR WINDOWS DOWNLOAD#
Yoga VPN’s website only contains links to the app’s download pages on Google Play and Apple App Store, as well as a rather short privacy policy and contact information that only includes its email address - to the website, the company behind the app is Hong Kong-based YOLO Net Technology Limited, “focusing on developing small and beautiful mobile apps”.
#YOGA VPN FOR WINDOWS FREE#
More often than not, free services have millions of users sharing its IP addresses so if any one IP address is blacklisted by Netflix (or a similar service), it means no user connecting with that IP address will be able to access it. Yoga VPN says nothing about its capabilities to unblock Netflix, so it’s safe to assume it won’t be able to.
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