About CyberBooth VPN
Our Mission
CyberBooth VPN exists to give people genuine control over their internet — what they access, what gets blocked, and who can see their traffic. We built our own infrastructure using WireGuard and a custom DNS filtering layer, because we believe privacy and self-control shouldn't require technical expertise.
DNS Blocking
Every CyberBooth account includes a personal DNS blocklist that you control. You can enable prebuilt categories — gambling, adult content, social media, ads and trackers — or add any domain manually. Changes propagate to all your connected devices in under 30 seconds.
This isn't browser-extension blocking. DNS-level filtering intercepts requests before your browser ever makes a connection, meaning blocked sites don't load, don't time out, and don't get a chance to serve ads or track you even in a failed state.
Why WireGuard?
WireGuard is a modern VPN protocol designed to be simpler and more secure than older alternatives like OpenVPN or IPSec. Its codebase is dramatically smaller, meaning fewer attack surfaces and easier security auditing. Combined with our DNS layer, all your traffic — including every DNS query — stays encrypted and private.
Privacy First
Privacy isn't a feature — it's the whole point. You should be able to use the internet without every click, search, and request being logged somewhere. When you're on CyberBooth, we don't store your browsing history, DNS queries, or session metadata. We do log connection timestamps — when you connected and for how long — but that's where it ends. Your WireGuard private key is generated on your device and never transmitted to our servers.
Self-Hosted Infrastructure
Unlike reseller VPN services, CyberBooth operates its own control plane, VPN nodes, and DNS resolvers. We don't route your traffic through a third-party cloud provider's VPN layer. Every packet — and every DNS query — travels through hardware we control.
Our Values
- Transparency over marketing
- No dark patterns or hidden fees
- Privacy by default, not by policy
- Open infrastructure, honest limits
- Tools that help people, not platforms