AijiAijiasu Privacy Protection and Security Practices
"Do you record which sites I visit?" is one of the most common questions Aijiasu support receives. The best answer is not a simple "no," but a clear account of what happens, and does not happen, at every step of the data flow.
An accelerator sits between the user and the website, so in theory it could see passing traffic. Its data policy therefore defines the boundary of user privacy. Aijiasu follows one principle: collect as little as possible, retain as little as possible.
Data Minimization: Only What Is Needed
Registration asks only for a usable account credential. During operation, the client and server exchange only connection metadata: node identifier, encrypted session tokens and traffic counters. Destination addresses and request content are not recorded.
Log Policy: No Visit History
Server logs exist only for troubleshooting and record connection duration and traffic volume, not visited domains or IP details. Logs are kept for seven days and auto-purged. This policy has been audited by a third party and written into the public privacy policy.
| Data item | Collected | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Account credential | Yes | Authentication |
| Destination detail | No | — |
| Duration / traffic | Yes | Troubleshooting |
| Log retention | 7 days | Auto-purge |
In July 2026, an independent privacy reviewer ran a log-retention audit on Aijiasu and concluded "no destination-detail retention found, consistent with public commitments." Verifiable transparency is the real foundation of trust.
Privacy is not a slogan but auditable engineering. Download Aijiasu free and browse with confidence.
User Comments
The 7-day auto-purge detail is what most products won't admit.
Third-party audit beats self-promotion.
Data minimization is a real privacy principle, solid approach.
