There’s also an explicit statement declaring that TunnelBear does not log your originating IP address, the IP address emerging from the other end of the VPN, DNS traffic, or the apps, sites, or services you access while connected. Sadly the Jars of Honey option is – alas – a joke, so any beekeepers hoping to cash in on their surplus need not apply. The only anonymous payment method is BitCoin. It no longer requires your name, only an email address, though if you pay by credit card it will store your last name and have your address and bank details. Privacy policy says that the company collects limited information about you for the purposes of logging you in, billing and so on, but unless forced to do so in law, will not share your information with any third party. However, this is a VPN firmly dedicated to securing family browsing, not dissident traffic. It isn’t ideal that TunnelBear’s head office is located in Canada, which is in the top tier of “5-eyes” countries that share signals intelligence. On the mobile versions, you also get a “roar!” when you connect, which is a nice touch. GhostBear isn’t in the iOS app either, due to Apple’s restrictions, and this app uses IKEv2, not OpenVPN.

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