Fubble VPN for Android — Privacy Notice

Last updated: 7 September 2026

This notice supplements the Privacy Policy for the Android app. It does not replace it.

No-logs VPN

When you connect to a Fubble-operated server, we do not store or track websites you visit, traffic content, DNS queries, or connection logs that would link your real IP to a VPN IP. The VPN permission on Android is used only to create the encrypted tunnel — not to inspect your apps for advertising.

What the Android app may send

  • Sign-in identifiers (email, Google, or Telegram token) if you log in
  • A device label and app version so we can enforce the device limit of your plan
  • Subscription status from Google Play
  • Firebase and Google Analytics events for crashes and aggregated feature use — not your browsing
  • A push token if you allow notifications

Purchases are handled by Google Play. We never receive your full card number.

On-demand locations

If a country is not yet in our network, we may offer a temporary publicly available VPN endpoint while we roll out a dedicated Fubble server, typically within minutes. The public endpoint is optional and is not covered by our no-logs guarantee. See the Privacy Policy and Terms for details.

Permissions

VPN / always-on VPN: to route traffic through the tunnel. Notifications: only if you opt in. We do not need contacts, camera, or storage for the VPN to work.

Your choices

Reset your advertising ID in Android settings. Disable notifications in system settings. Request deletion at [email protected] or via Play Store account-deletion flows where required.