As default, no for privancy and you can check our privacy policy at http://mudfish.net/agreement/privacy_policy link. If you'd like to log the connections, you should explicitly set "Connectoin Log" option at "Setup -> Account -> Edit Profile" menu (its default is off).

However please be aware that Mudfish isn't supporting end-to-end encryption because it's developed to accelerate game traffic originally. For example, if you're using Mudfish at public location and you're accessing a site with your authentication ID / PASS using HTTP (not HTTPS) protocol, somebody could capture your traffic and get a plain ID / passwod of yours.

However don't worry about it too much because nowadays most of authetication for game client and web browsers are implemented to use SSL so you should be already safe from end to end normally if its connection is based on it. So if you're using Mudfish and can't trust anyone, please make sure that your sensitive data are transfered through SSL (secure channel).

Okay, but what about for example, on a website like a forum or something that doesn't have SSL **but** I am already logged in.

Example:
Step 1. I login to forum.com **without** SSL and **without** Mudfish (aka direct connection)
Step 2. I turn on Mudfish Full VPN and go back to forum.com
Step 3. I am still logged in to forum.com and continue to browse, etc

In the example above, is my info safe?

Normally at least your ID and password should be safe for this case because most of web application are implemented based on **session** cookie. So after step 1, no longer your ID and password would be passed through networks. However you should be carefully about "session hijacking" attack though its security could be dependent how web application is implemented. For example if "session hijacking" attack really happens, somebody took your "session cookie" and access the site without extra authentication.

However this case would be only applied if you're using Free WIFI service without WEP/WPA/WPA2. If you're connecting using cable based, two people could watch / monitor your traffic. 1) your ISP or routers and 2) Mudfish (me!) So this issue would be a trust issue. :-)

Yeah I totally forgot about session hijacking. I was thinking every web app now has measures against it so I didn't consider it whereas, there are still websites that don't have SSL support since they still think it's all paid and they don't know about the free SSL providers yet,

And I have no problems trusting you. In fact, I trust you more than my shitty ISP which is why I require Mudfish to begin with. xD

Thanks for clarifying everything :D

No problem. :-) If there are any other questions regarding to Mudfish, please feel free to ask anything.