Legal

Transparency Report

Published quarterly. Last updated: June 15, 2026

Our commitment to transparency

At AGStealth, we believe you have the right to know how we handle legal demands and government requests. This report is published quarterly and covers every request we have received — and how we responded. Because we operate a strict no-logs policy, we have no user activity data to hand over even if compelled. This is not a promise. It is a technical reality.

Warrant Canary — Active

As of June 15, 2026, AGStealth has:

  • ✓Never received a National Security Letter or equivalent
  • ✓Never received a secret court order demanding user data
  • ✓Never been subject to a gag order preventing disclosure of legal demands
  • ✓Never placed any backdoor in our software or systems
  • ✓Never compromised the privacy of our users at the request of any government

If this canary statement is removed or not updated quarterly, treat it as a signal that we have received a secret legal demand. Updated: June 15, 2026.

Quarterly statistics

Q1 2026 (Jan–Mar)

0 disclosures
0
Law enforcement requests
0
Court orders received
0
DMCA complaints
0
User data disclosed
📋 No user data was disclosed. No logs exist to share.

Q2 2026 (Apr–Jun)

0 disclosures
0
Law enforcement requests
0
Court orders received
0
DMCA complaints
0
User data disclosed
📋 No user data was disclosed. No logs exist to share.

How we handle legal requests

Law enforcement requests

When we receive requests from law enforcement agencies, we carefully review each request for legal validity. Because we maintain a strict no-logs policy, we have no user activity data, connection logs, IP addresses, or browsing history to provide — even if legally compelled. We will always challenge requests that are overbroad, legally defective, or contrary to user privacy.

Government requests

We evaluate all government requests against applicable laws and our privacy commitments. We do not proactively share user data with any government. We notify users of requests where legally permitted to do so.

DMCA / Copyright complaints

We receive DMCA takedown requests directed at our IP addresses. Since we operate a no-logs VPN, we cannot identify which user (if any) was responsible for flagged traffic. We respond to rights holders explaining our no-logs architecture. We do not terminate user accounts based on unverified DMCA claims.

Court orders

We comply with valid court orders issued by courts of competent jurisdiction. However, because we have no user activity data, connection logs, or IP assignment records, compliance with a court order results in zero user data being disclosed. We cannot provide what we do not have.

Why no-logs means no data

Our VPN infrastructure is built on Xray-core with VLESS+Reality protocol. By technical design, our servers do not write connection logs, activity logs, DNS query logs, or IP assignment records to any storage medium.

✓ No browsing history stored
✓ No real IP addresses logged
✓ No DNS queries recorded
✓ No connection timestamps saved
✓ No bandwidth per-user logs
✓ No session duration records

Legal contact

Law enforcement agencies and legal representatives may direct formal requests to:

AGStealth VPN — Legal Department

AG Enterprise

11/53-A, Thonikkara, Perinthalmanna

Kerala, India - 679321

Email: ag.enterpr@agstealth.com

Phone / WhatsApp: +91 88483 07972