PacketDesk VPN ("the App") is a VPN client with companion developer network tools. We are committed to protecting your privacy and limiting data handling to what is required for the App to work.
The App stores VPN configurations, subscriptions, routing profiles, selected servers, onboarding status, and preferences locally on your device. VPN configuration data is also stored in the app group's protected container so the Packet Tunnel extension can start the tunnel you request.
The App Store build uses AppMetrica and Varioqub for basic app diagnostics and remote app-state configuration. PacketDesk does not send VPN URLs, imported VPN profiles, credentials, request contents, response contents, or traffic metadata to these services.
When you connect, network traffic is routed through the VPN server configured by you or your VPN provider. PacketDesk does not operate those VPN servers, proxy your traffic through our own infrastructure, inspect your VPN traffic, or store VPN traffic logs.
Importing a VPN link, QR code, subscription, or manual configuration does not start a VPN connection automatically. A VPN connection starts only after you select a server and tap Connect.
HTTP requests you send with the companion request tools go directly from your device to the destination server you specify. We do not proxy, intercept, log, or store request or response data from those tools.
The App stores settings and configuration data locally using standard iOS storage and the shared App Group container used by the Packet Tunnel extension. This data remains on your device unless you choose to use a remote subscription URL, connect to a VPN server, or send a network request to a destination you specify.
The App Store build integrates AppMetrica and Varioqub for diagnostics and remote configuration. These services are not used for advertising. PacketDesk does not send VPN traffic, VPN credentials, imported configuration contents, request bodies, response bodies, or browsing history to them.
JWT tokens are decoded entirely on your device. SSL certificate information is retrieved directly from the target server during the TLS handshake and displayed locally.
The App does not knowingly collect information from children under 13.