System Transparency reduces your trust assumptions on us. As a VPN provider we are in an immense position of power over you. We aim to reduce your trust assumptions on us to a few things that we would need to explicitly lie about in order to betray you.

As an example, let's say that we offered any of our users to at any time during the year show up at our office and inspect our VPN hardware, without warning us beforehand. In that situation, if we wanted to betray your trust and privacy, we would need to put in a lot more effort than if we said "We have secure servers. Trust us on that. No you can't see them.". Does that make sense?