VPN service disclosure
A plain statement of how JipJip uses Android’s VPN capability. It stays true to what the app actually does.
JipJip is a VPN — that is its purpose
JipJip uses Android’s VpnService to route your device’s internet traffic through JipJip’s servers. The VPN is the product — not a side feature, a disguise, or a wrapper around some other kind of app.
You are always in control
- The VPN is off until you tap Connect. JipJip never routes your traffic without you starting it.
- On first connect, Android shows a system prompt; the VPN starts only after you allow it.
- When you tap Disconnect, the VPN stops and your device returns to its normal network. A notification shows whenever the VPN is running — there is no hidden or background activation.
What happens to your traffic
While connected, your traffic is routed through a JipJip server (currently Tokyo or Singapore) to reach the internet. We do not log your browsing content or DNS query content. We keep only redacted reliability data — see the Privacy Policy.
What JipJip does not do
- No ad injection or traffic manipulation for money. We don’t insert, modify, or redirect your web traffic to make money from it.
- No sale of your traffic data.
- No proxying of other people through your device — JipJip is not a peer-to-peer or traffic-resale network.
- No disguise. JipJip doesn’t pretend to be a non-VPN app, and when a carrier blocks secure connections it says so honestly.
Permissions we use
- VPN (VpnService): the core tunnel — route traffic when you connect.
- Foreground service + notification: keep the VPN alive while connected and show status.
- Network state: detect Wi-Fi ↔ mobile changes to reconnect quickly.
JipJip does not request location, contacts, SMS, phone/IMEI, camera, or microphone.