VPNService For  YOLO VPN

This Declaration describes the VpnService of Android, how we use the information you provide when you use our products and services, and your choices about our use of the data. We also describe our measures to protect the information and how you can contact us about our privacy practices.

1. What is the Android's VPNService?

Android's VPNService (https://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/VpnService) is a core component that applications can use to establish their own VPN solutions. It's essentially a secure bridge for data communication.

The VPNService sets up a virtual network interface, arranges addresses and routes, and provides a file descriptor to the application. This descriptor plays a central role in managing data packets. When read from, it pulls an outgoing packet that was routed to the interface. Conversely, when written to, it delivers an incoming packet to the application as though it was received directly from the interface.

All these tasks operate on the Internet Protocol (IP), which means each packet is always prefixed with IP headers. The application completes the VPN connection by processing and trading these packets with a remote server across a protected tunnel.

2. How does the YOLO VPN app employ VPNService?

Our YOLO VPN app utilizes Android's VPNService to cleverly direct permitted internet traffic straight to their final destination, bypassing a remote VPN server. This functionality results in two potential scenarios:

- With IP Filtering Disabled: All internet traffic is guided into the local VPN service. However, only 'allowed' traffic makes it to its intended destination, with the 'blocked' traffic dropped. No traffic is forwarded to a remote VPN server.

- With IP Filtering Enabled: All internet traffic is guided into the local VPN service. However, only 'allowed' traffic makes it to its intended destination, with the 'blocked' and 'filtered' traffic dropped. No traffic is forwarded to a remote VPN server.

This technique allows YOLO VPN to locally manage all internet traffic, thus eliminating the need for root access to set up or run this YOLO VPN application. We prioritize transparency, and by explaining these operations, we help our users understand how we handle their data and the steps we take to safeguard their privacy and data integrity when using our YOLO VPN applications.

3. Why does YOLO VPN use Android's VPNService?

YOLO VPN App leverages Android's VPNService to steer traffic to itself, enabling on-device filtering instead of server-side. We depend on Android's VPNService to ensure the following functions operate as intended:

- Device protection (anti-virus/malware and YOLO VPN features)

- Parental control and enterprise management

To illustrate this in action:

When the YOLO VPN is activated, both 'blocked' and 'allowed' internet traffic are routed to the local VPN service. However, only the 'allowed' traffic is passed on to the intended destination, avoiding any traffic to a VPN server. This use of Android's VPN service lets us route all internet traffic to YOLO VPN locally, circumventing the need for root access to establish this YOLO VPN application.

4. Who Do We Share Personal Data With?

We do NOT share, sell, or distribute the collected data with third parties.

5. Contact information

If you have queries, concerns, complaints about our Policy, data collection procedures, or data processing practices, we are always there for you. If you want to report any privacy or security violations, please feel free to contact us at vivabac@gmail.com.