On September 1, 2026, XuanFeng Accelerator published its annual security commitment, putting no-logs, third-party audits and data handling into writing. It is not a marketing statement, but a pledge open to public scrutiny.
The biggest trust crisis in the industry is the gap between "what is said" and "what is done". Many products claim no-logs without verifiable audit evidence. XuanFeng chooses to make its commitment public and accept third-party audits.
| Commitment | Content |
|---|---|
| Strict no-logs | No recording of visited URLs, content, source IP |
| Local retention | Connection data stays on user device |
| Encrypted transit | AES-256-GCM / WireGuard end-to-end |
| Transparent audit | Regular third-party no-logs audits |
| Data disposal | Minimal collection, auto deletion |
Commitments only count if audited. XuanFeng invites an independent third party each year to audit server architecture and log policy, publishing conclusions on the official site. The 2026 audit concluded: "no retention behavior inconsistent with the no-logs statement was found."
| Oversight | Response Time |
|---|---|
| Privacy feedback | Within 72 hours |
| Audit report | Annually |
"Putting the commitment in writing and accepting audits gives me more confidence than ads." — A long-term user
Trust takes time to build and one failure to break. XuanFeng treats the commitment as a long-term contract with users.
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Public commitment plus audits—this is the kind of product I can trust long-term.
No-logs is key. Hope they keep it up.
Publishing audit reports is a big plus for transparency.