by Jared DiPane on (#56KRS)
Back in May 2020, HMA VPN added a new No Logging Policy, and now the company has had an independent audit of the policy completed. Following some recent news of other VPN services which offer the same promise actually keeping logs, it was important for the company to prove that it stood behind the claim. HMA VPN's new no-logs policy has been given "a low-risk user privacy impact rating" following a third-party audit.The UK-based company, which operates 1100 VPN servers globally, took part in an independent audit conducted by cyber risk specialists Versprite to make sure its newly launched no-logs policy could protect user privacy effectively.Comprehensive testsHMA explained that the assessment comprised "analyses of data, traffic, and storage on both the client and server-side, and the disconnection of user identities with data containing information about online user activity."With these results, the security experts then generated a risk level of low to critical. In the cas...