This privacy policy aims to put three things on one page: what we collect, why we collect it, and how we protect it — so you don't have to cross-reference several documents. We adhere to the principle of minimum necessity: keeping only what's required to run the service, not collecting personal information unrelated to it, not storing access records, and not sharing user privacy content with third parties. Data transmission uses an end-to-end encryption mechanism, and policies update in sync with standards. Your right to know and your right to use shouldn't be a footnote at the end.
Applies to QuickQ VPN clients, the official website, and related services
Privacy policies tend to be long, so the three core principles come first. If you only want to know how we make trade-offs, these three are essentially enough.
What we collect, why we collect it, how long we keep it, and how we protect it — spelled out in the open. We don't describe what actually happens with vague words like "may" or "possibly," and we don't hide key information where it takes repeated effort to find.
We adhere to the principle of minimum necessity. Only the minimum information required to run the service is kept — we don't collect ahead of time because it "might be useful someday." If we don't need it, we don't collect it; if we don't need to keep it, we don't retain it.
Data transmission uses an end-to-end encryption mechanism, encrypted throughout from your device to the exit node. Encryption and transmission policies update in sync with standards, with no parameters for you to adjust manually.
This privacy policy applies to QuickQ VPN's client software, official website, and related services. When you download, install, sign in to, or use any of the above, this policy applies. If you do not agree with any part of this policy, please stop using the related services.
This policy does not apply to third-party websites or services reached through links from our services. Those third parties have their own privacy practices, and we suggest reviewing their notices before using them. We do not control and are not responsible for how third parties handle information.
We limit collection to the minimum set required to run the service. The table below lists the specific categories, contents, and purposes. Each item maps to a clear functional need — there are no items collected ahead of time "in case they're needed later."
More important than listing what we collect is being clear about what we don't. The following are not within our collection scope, and we do not obtain them indirectly either.
We do not record which websites you visit or which services you use, and we do not store browsing history, request content, or communication records.
We do not read, parse, or store any content you transmit over the network, including messages, files, and audio or video data.
We do not collect your device's GPS location. Line selection is based on network quality metrics, not your physical location.
We do not access device contacts, messages, photos, or other local data unrelated to service functionality.
We do not use your information to build cross-platform behavioral profiles or for targeted advertising.
We do not collect personal information unrelated to running the service. We don't retain things ahead of time "in case they're needed later."
Collected information is used only for the purposes listed below. If an item can't be mapped to any of these purposes, it shouldn't be collected.
Information is retained only as long as needed to fulfill its purpose. Once the necessary period passes, the corresponding information is deleted or anonymized — we don't keep it long-term on the grounds that it "might be useful."
We do not share user privacy content with third parties. Except in the limited situations below, your information is not provided to any third party.
Protecting data during transmission is the most direct part of privacy protection. QuickQ uses an end-to-end encryption mechanism that keeps data encrypted throughout from your device to the exit node.
Connection stability is itself part of privacy protection. Frequent drops mean the connection has to be re-established repeatedly, while the sensitive reconnect mechanism automatically resumes after network jitter, reducing unnecessary repeated establishment. In experience terms this is "effortless"; in security terms it's "reducing the exposure window."
You have clear rights over information related to you. These rights aren't decoration at the end of a policy — they can actually be exercised.
You have the right to understand what information we collect, what it's for, and how long we keep it. This policy is our complete answer to those questions.
You can view basic account-related information and subscription status in account settings, and see what information is currently retained.
If information related to your account is incorrect, you can correct it through account settings or contact us for assistance.
You can request account closure. After closure, account-related information is deleted per process, except for portions required by law or regulation to be retained.
For processing based on consent, you may withdraw consent at any time. Withdrawal does not affect the legality of processing carried out before withdrawal.
You can stop using the service and uninstall the client at any time. Uninstalling leaves no unnecessary local data behind, and account status can be managed in settings.
This service is designed for adults. We do not actively collect information from minors and do not intentionally collect personal information from minors.
The privacy policy updates as the service and standards change. When there are substantive adjustments, we update the version number and effective date on the page and notify you of the key points through an in-client notice, so you have a chance to understand the changes before continuing to use the service.
If you have any questions about this policy, or wish to exercise any of the rights listed above, you can find the corresponding contact path through the Help Center. When submitting a question, describing the specific matter and relevant account information helps us locate and respond faster.
Principles that aren't tied to concrete practices are just sentences. These four each map to a behavior that can be checked.
For more detailed technical explanations and action paths, visit the Help Center.
No. We do not record which websites you visit or which services you use, and we do not store access content. Operational information stays within the minimum scope required to run the service.
See more answers →We do not share user privacy content with third parties. Except where expressly required by law, we do not provide user information to any third party for commercial purposes.
See the full explanation →An end-to-end encryption mechanism keeps data encrypted throughout transmission from your device to the exit node. Encryption policies update in sync with standards — no manual parameter tuning needed.
Learn the technical details →Transparent, minimal collection, protection always on — writing these three things out is what gives fast, simple, reliable a dependable foundation.