1. In-Memory (RAM-Only) Stateless Execution
Unlike conventional proxy services that write user activity records to database logs, ProxyWeb operates strictly in volatile random-access memory (RAM). When you submit a URL or stream video via our VPS edge cluster:
- Your requested URLs, query strings, and payload data exist only in transient memory during transmission.
- As soon as the HTTP connection closes, the volatile buffer is wiped permanently.
- We do not maintain server-side hard disk access logs, DNS history, or visited destination logs.
2. IP Address Masking & Anonymity
When you access third-party websites through ProxyWeb, the target website sees only the IP address of our intermediate VPS edge cluster (e.g. our Frankfurt, London, or New York nodes). Your actual local IP address, ISP identifiers, and geographic coordinates are never disclosed to destination servers.
3. Cookie Handling & Session Isolation
Destination website session cookies are encapsulated in an isolated client-side sandbox. ProxyWeb does not store cookies on our servers. You may toggle the "Auto-Wipe Cookies" setting in the proxy bar at any time to immediately purge session cookies upon tab termination.
4. Website Telemetry & Analytics
We use Google Analytics (gtag.js) strictly on the homepage (proxyweb.cloud/) to measure aggregated traffic trends (such as pageview counts, device types, and bounce rates). Google Analytics does not track the content of proxied sessions or user-inputted URLs.
5. Contact & Inquiries
If you have any questions regarding our zero-log architecture or privacy measures, please reach out via our Abuse & Contact page.