AIVPN review
AIVPN is listed in the Chrome Web Store as a browser proxy. Its August 2026 terms name Syntera Group Ltd as the operator. The store listing and the privacy policy describe the data the extension can handle.
What does the Chrome listing cover?
Planet VPN offers a native Android client with a published assessment for a specific build. The AIVPN product verified here is the Chrome extension. Its public terms describe a personal licence for that extension and say you can stop using it by uninstalling it.
Read the two data disclosures together
AIVPN’s policy says it does not store browsing activity or DNS queries and lists technical data it may process, including an IP address needed for the connection, country-level location and extension identifiers. The Chrome listing also declares handling of personally identifiable information and location.

Anabel’s take
If I only needed a tool for Chrome, I’d still read the extension’s data disclosure before installing it. For a separate app on my phone, I’d look at a provider that documents a native client.