Security FAQ

Encryption, privacy and data security

How does Kuaiya protect data?＋

Kuaiya uses military-grade end-to-end encryption for all transmitted data.
Data is encrypted before leaving your device and cannot be cracked in transit.
The encrypted tunnel prevents ISPs and third parties from seeing your activity.
A zero-log policy ensures user data is never retained at any level.
Servers only relay encrypted traffic without parsing or storing plaintext.
Multiple security mechanisms form a complete privacy protection system.

Does Kuaiya log my activity?＋

Kuaiya strictly enforces a zero-log policy with no activity recording.
The system does not store visited sites, downloads or browsing history.
Only necessary connection duration is kept for bandwidth statistics.
Your real IP is never associated with access timestamps.
The zero-log policy is verified by third-party security audits.
No user activity records can be provided even under data requests.

Is Kuaiya safe on public WiFi?＋

Public WiFi often lacks security and risks data theft and MITM attacks.
Connecting to Kuaiya's encrypted tunnel protects against eavesdropping.
Even if packets are intercepted, the content cannot be decrypted.
Enable Kuaiya immediately after connecting to public WiFi.
Turn on "Auto-connect" to auto-establish tunnels on unsafe networks.
Combined with the system firewall, this forms multi-layer protection.

How strong is Kuaiya's encryption?＋

Kuaiya uses industry-leading encryption with military-grade key lengths.
Core algorithms are publicly verified and hard to break in practice.
Dynamic key negotiation generates independent keys per connection.
Forward secrecy protects past data even if keys are leaked.
Encryption algorithms and patches are regularly updated.
Overall strength resists most known attack methods today.

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