DuckDuckGo seems to be confident in this area: The company hired independent cybersecurity firm Securitum to conduct an audit of its "no-logs" policy, which means that no user data, incluiding activity, timestamps, or metadata, is logged or stored on the company's egress servers—on the infrastructure used when moving data outside of the company's severs to the user. Securitum ran its audit from October 2025 to January of this year, sending two of its senior security consultants to study the engineering team at DuckDuckGo.
The audit found that DuckDuckGo's VPN does not inspect or log user network traffic on its VPN servers, and that the "Scam Blocker" feature is designed to run locally on the user's device—not on DuckDuckGo's servers. The VPN doesn't monitor what sites or servers you're accessing, either, which is a critical component of any VPN. Securitum did have some constructive criticism for DuckDuckGo here, recommending the company use "enhanced file integrity," something DuckDuckGo has already implemented following the recommendation. The VPN doesn't use servers that are shared with other businesses or service providers, and this no-logs policy applies to all servers and regions—so no matter where in the world you're using DuckDuckGo's VPN, you should have the same rules apply.
This report doesn't mean DuckDuckGo's VPN is perfect
Securitum's audit sounds rosy, but this should all be taken with a grain of salt. The conclusion specifically says that DuckDuckGo "fully complies with the privacy commitments outlined in its No-Logs policy," which is great, but doesn't mean that the VPN is perfect. There could still be weaknesses here when compared to other VPNs—all we know is that the audit found that DuckDuckGo's VPNs complies with its No-Logs policy.
Still, that's helpful context for anyone using this VPN. You can browse with DuckDuckGo's VPN rest assured that the company isn't storing your browsing data on its servers, even when you're traveling.
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