Logs help any service detect violations of its terms of use: DDoS attacks, spam, vulnerability scanning, fraud. Without logs, bad actors could harm infrastructure without consequence. This is the first and most obvious reason why virtually all proxy and VPN services collect logs to some degree.
The second reason is related to interactions with law enforcement. If illegal activity is detected from a given IP address, an investigation begins. And this is exactly where classic VPN services and MobiHub.biz operate under fundamentally different models.
Below is the typical chain of events when a violation is detected from an IP address belonging to a mobile carrier.
💡 Important to understand: This is a standard procedure, similar to what applies to any SIM card or internet connection owner from which suspicious activity was detected. A request itself does not mean the SIM card owner did anything illegal — it is simply part of the process of establishing the facts.
A classic VPN or proxy service owns its IP addresses. This means law enforcement contacts the service directly, and the service is forced to hand over data about which client used a specific IP address at a given time.
MobiHub.biz operates differently. We do not provide our own IP addresses. We give clients the software infrastructure to create proxies on their own personal Android devices. The IP addresses through which traffic flows belong to mobile carriers and are tied to our clients' SIM cards. So law enforcement contacts not us, but the mobile carrier — and then the SIM card owner (our client).
Our goal isn't to "deflect blame from ourselves" — the IP addresses aren't ours, and requests don't come to us. Our goal is to protect our client who finds themselves in a difficult situation.
When a client (SIM card owner) receives a request from law enforcement, they can contact MobiHub.biz support. We provide them with detailed connection logs for the requested period. These logs show:
With these logs, the client can prove to law enforcement that it was not them using the proxy at the time in question, but a third party — their buyer. Investigators' attention shifts to the actual offender, and the honest proxy seller clears their name.
We apply high standards for data handling. Our principles:
If you create mobile proxies through MobiHub.biz and sell access to them, it's important to understand: the way you sell affects your obligations. We identify two scenarios.
In this case, you act as an independent seller. You need to:
In this case, all processes related to identification and documentation are already automated by the platform:
So when selling through the marketplace, your only job is to provide a working proxy — and contact support if you ever need logs or official documentation.
💡 General advice for both scenarios: If you receive a request from law enforcement, stay calm, explain your status as a proxy seller, and contact MobiHub.biz support immediately. Regularly check local laws: in most countries reselling proxies is not prohibited, but data retention requirements may vary.
We understand that selling proxies is a business, and it deserves to be treated seriously. Our support includes:
🔒 Important: MobiHub.biz shares logs and data only with the client themselves (the SIM card owner) or directly with law enforcement upon an official request. We never share this data with third parties without a lawful basis — under any circumstances.
Storing logs is not a violation of privacy — it is a tool for protecting the service itself and, most importantly, our clients. In the case of MobiHub.biz, logs allow SIM card owners to prove their good faith and point to the actual offender if the need arises.
We do not sell logs, we do not inspect traffic content, and we always act in the interests of our clients.
If you are selling mobile proxies or just planning to start — we are here to make your business comfortable, transparent, and legally protected. Join MobiHub.biz and build your proxy farm with complete peace of mind.
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