Real US Proxies Privacy Notice

Dated November 8, 2026. A buyer who checks the SIM in an IP lookup should be able to check us too, so this notice is organised the way an auditor would read it: by how long each account record lives. Website logs last 30 days, account records last the life of the account, payment records last as long as accounting law insists, and some things we never ask for at all. The operator and controller is Real US Proxies, reachable at [email protected] in English, 简体中文 and Tiếng Việt. The content of traffic through a SIM is not read or monitored, and nothing about anyone is sold.

Never asked for

Your name, phone number, postal address or any document, none of which is asked for at sign-up. Card numbers and PayPal details, which are typed on the payment provider's pages and never pass through our servers. Any tracking or advertising cookie on the website, of which there are none; the only third-party element is the optional CAPTCHA at sign-up, and your language choice lives in the address path. The dashboard itself sets a login session cookie and a language preference.

Held for 30 days

Ordinary web server logs for the website, the requesting address, page, time and browser string, are kept for 30 days for security.

Traffic through a SIM

You can check the SIM. You cannot check our rules unless we write them down, so here they are. We do not monitor the content of your traffic. Connection metadata, which is not content, may be logged. We may investigate a complaint, an abuse report or a legal request. We answer valid complaints, and we cooperate with lawful requests when the law requires it. Bytes per SIM are counted for each UTC day, so that heavy days under the Terms of Use can be seen.

Held for the life of the account

Your email address, a hashed password, the time and public address of sign-up, and your chosen language, so the account can be secured and so receipts, renewal reminders and the heavy-day note can reach you. For every SIM you have rented: the device, carrier and city it sat in, the plan and its dates, the credentials issued, and each rotation you requested with the public address the carrier returned. Messages you send to support, and your Telegram username if you use the bot, stay with the account. Thirty days after you delete the account these are gone too, the delay existing only so a deletion can be reversed on request.

Held as long as accounting law requires

Payment records: amount, currency, method, time and the provider's reference; for USDT and other coins the receiving address, transaction identifier and the sending address visible on the public chain; for Zelle and wire the sender name the bank forwards. These outlive the account because tax and accounting rules say they must, and they are used for nothing but accounting, fraud prevention and refunds.

Who can read any of it

Payment providers, for the payment they process. Carriers, who see their own SIMs' traffic as they see every subscriber's and receive nothing about your account from us. Hosting providers, who hold encrypted backups. Legal authorities, when a lawful request requires it. Staff, whose access to customer records is logged. Nobody, for marketing.

What you may ask for

A copy of your account records, a correction, or deletion: write from the account's email to [email protected] and the answer comes within thirty days, in your language. Deletion removes your account records, except the payment records above. You may object to any processing you consider unnecessary, and we will either explain it or stop it. Email address and settings you can change yourself in the dashboard at any time.

How it is protected, and how this notice changes

Passwords are hashed; dashboard and API traffic is encrypted; API keys and SIM credentials can be reissued by you at any moment; staff access is logged. Should a breach touch your data, you hear from us by email without undue delay. A changed notice carries a new date at the top and is announced in the dashboard, with material changes mailed at least fourteen days ahead.

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