DWZVPN states that it does not build a history of the websites you visit. This is a statement about browsing activity—not a blanket claim that no data of any kind is collected. Read the official policies for the service’s data-handling terms.
DWZVPN states that it encrypts traffic traveling through your active DWZVPN connection. On a shared or unfamiliar network, the important distinction is which traffic actually uses that connection. The statement applies to traffic on the VPN path, not automatically to every connection from your device.
Traffic you keep direct bypasses the DWZVPN path, so the active-VPN encryption statement does not cover it. Direct does not necessarily mean unencrypted: a website or app may provide its own connection protection. Keeping a service direct and routing it through the VPN are different choices.
Start with the device-specific guidance to check system requirements, package choices and the applicable installation steps. It also explains where to find complete official checksums before installing.
For a question that the guidance does not answer, use the official contact page or published support email. Include your device, operating system, client version and the exact error message so support has the context for your question. Do not send passwords or authentication codes.
Use these official documents when reviewing privacy practices or the conditions of using and purchasing the service. This page helps you find them; it does not replace their terms.