[AlekGuatemala]

I've heard some people doubt their no logs policy

[the_one_who_phishes]

proton store logs and give them to feds
their words on it: https://proton.me/legal/law-enforcement

[OneSh0tTw0sh0t]

yup just dont use proton

[DredgenSun]

Proton used to be the GOAT, now no more...

[DrPanda]

The feds don't need Proton logs if they have a tap. Proton doesn't say they don't give the government a mirror port.
The feds can make their own logs.

Any VPN inside of faggot EU is not trustworthy.
The EU does not have free speech and they hate encryption unless it has a government back door.

[Khoromnikov]

They do and they will hand them over to the authorities as they have done in the past. Best to just not use it all togeather and insted prompt for using something else.

[nxe]

They do and they will hand them over to the authorities as they have done in the past. Best to just not use it all togeather and insted prompt for using something else.

I'm unsure, what they do have is other data. If anything, VPNs like NordVPN also passed a no log audit and we all know how NordVPN works. They don't need logs specifically to share a bunch of data on you.

[Jackjhon]

Hhhhghggggggggg

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[judgeholden]

I've heard some people doubt their no logs policy

quit associating with child pornographers. they're paranoid