Proxy service providers operating in Turkey are subject to legal obligations under Law No. 5651 on "Regulation of Publications on the Internet and Combating Crimes Committed through such Publications." Within this scope, there are clear restrictions regarding access to live betting, gambling, and similar platforms.
As LivaProxy, internet traffic is recorded in all proxy services we provide. These records are stored in a manner ready for review upon request by legal authorities. According to Law No. 5651, service providers are obliged to record the internet traffic conducted by their users for a certain period and submit it to authorized bodies when necessary.
Due to this legal requirement, all transactions carried out through our proxy services are traceable, and our users are expected to act in compliance with the laws of the Republic of Turkey.
Online betting and gambling activities in Turkey are not legal except for the Sports Lottery Organization and İddaa. International platforms such as Stake.com, Bet365, Betfair, as well as Turkey-based illegal betting sites, have been blocked from access by BTK (Information and Communication Technologies Authority).
Under the LivaProxy service and terms of use agreement, the following activities are strictly prohibited:
The following site categories are completely closed to access through our proxy services:
When access to prohibited sites is detected through our proxy services, the following actions are applied as a result of our automatic security systems or manual checks:
By accepting the agreement, our customers are deemed to have accepted these terms in advance and cannot make any compensation, refund, or remedy claims from LivaProxy in case of violation.
As LivaProxy, network traffic is recorded in detail in all proxy services we provide. These records include:
These log records are securely stored for the period determined by Law No. 5651 and are shared upon official request from authorized bodies.
Our proxy services can be used for many legitimate purposes within the legal framework:
Before purchasing a proxy service, be sure to follow these steps:
Both VPN and proxy services are subject to the same legal regulations in Turkey. For both types of services, there is an obligation to keep logs under Law No. 5651. Therefore, access to prohibited content is illegal with both methods.
No. LivaProxy currently only provides services in Turkey locations. Even if foreign location options are offered in the future, the same legal obligations will apply to services purchased from Turkey.
Access to prohibited content is detected through our automatic security systems, known illegal site databases, and regular traffic analyses. Additionally, manual checks are performed periodically.
Yes, all traffic is recorded due to legal obligations. However, for customers who use legally, these records are for storage purposes only and are not reviewed unless there is a request from the authorized bodies.
For questions regarding the legal scope of use, prohibited content, or other inquiries about our proxy services, you can contact our 24/7 support team:
If you have any uncertainty regarding your intended use before purchasing, we strongly recommend getting information from our support team. If you purchase a proxy for illegal use, you will be legally responsible and the fees you paid will not be refunded.