Geph

Geph's documented design separates exit servers from bridge relays. The project explains that users discover bridges through a bootstrap process rather than receiving a single public list of exits. It also describes presenting proof of a valid Free or Plus subscription instead of identifying credentials at the connection. These are architecture claims from the project, not a guarantee that a particular network cannot block it. Desktop and mobile downloads are provided for users evaluating that access model.

Geph's policy keeps authentication and payment records, including account creation and last-login times. It says traffic, DNS, detailed statistics and IP information are never stored for more than twenty-four hours, while aggregate statistics remain. That wording is a retention ceiling, not a promise that none of those data are ever processed. The terms also block several mail-sending ports and allow legally compelled disclosure under Estonian law.