Pevnost VPN has been discontinued.
We switched the service off on 23 October 2026. The servers no longer run, and all accounts, device keys and statistics have been deleted. If you paid for time you did not use, write to support@pevnost.net with your account ID and we refund it.
Thank you to everyone who tried it. The articles and guides below stay online because they still answer real questions about VPNs, WireGuard and Czech data-retention law.
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Articles
- The best VPN for Czechia? Seven questions to ask any provider
- Data retention in the Czech Republic: what the Constitutional Court rulings mean
- Kill switch: what it does, when it is missing, and why ‘allow local network’ turns it off
- No-log VPN: what it really means and how to verify it
- Why our VPN servers run from RAM only, and what happens in a seizure
- VPN and the Czech courts: what the Constitutional Court struck down in 2011 and what applies today
- VPN jurisdiction: Czech Republic, Switzerland, Sweden, Panama, and what each can compel
- VPN on public Wi‑Fi: what the real risks are in 2026
- What a VPN server seizure actually yields
- What your ISP sees when you use a VPN (and what it does not)
- Why a no-log VPN still cannot make you anonymous
- WireGuard VPN in Czechia: why we run WireGuard only and how to set it up in a minute
- WireGuard vs OpenVPN for a privacy VPN