vpn-terms-1 · 10 November 2026

DOME VPN terms of use

These terms apply when you connect to DOME VPN servers run by Ionity Global (Pty) Ltd (registration 2026/276325/07), Centurion, South Africa (“Ionity”, “we”). You accept them in DOME Guard before your first connection. They sit alongside the privacy notice and our security page.

1. The service

2. What we log — and what we do not

3. Fair and lawful use

You may not use DOME VPN to break the law, or to:

If we receive credible evidence of abuse, we may remove the device or account from DOME VPN. Where the law requires it, we co-operate with lawful requests from South African authorities, but we can only hand over what we have (section 2).

4. No guarantees

DOME VPN is provided free and “as is”. We work to keep it fast and available but do not promise uninterrupted service or that it suits every purpose (for example, some streaming services block VPNs). A VPN protects the connection between your device and our server; it does not make you anonymous and does not replace DOME Guard’s other protections. Nothing here limits rights you have under the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 or the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002.

5. Where your traffic goes

DOME VPN servers are hosted with OVHcloud in Europe (United Kingdom and/or France), so your traffic leaves South Africa through them. Personal information we process for the service is protected as set out in the privacy notice (POPIA section 72).

6. Stopping

You can disconnect or remove DOME VPN at any time in DOME Guard. If your DOME licence or trial ends, DOME VPN stops working until it is renewed.

7. Law and contact

These terms are governed by the law of South Africa. Questions or abuse reports: info@ionity.today · +27 64 699 9877.