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Court-tested “no-logs” claims have both been upheld and pierced: Windscribe’s founder had criminal charges dismissed in April 2025 after the company could not provide user data , while multiple long-d...
Court-tested no-logs claims are the strongest real-world evidence a VPN can offer: several providers — notably Private Internet Access, ExpressVPN, OVPN and others — have faced subpoenas, server seizu...
VPN providers sometimes keep data that courts can compel; several providers have faced subpoenas and police raids that tested their claims, and independent audits or court outcomes are the clearest ev...
Sweden has not produced recent criminal prosecutions that force VPN providers to hand over user logs, but it has produced case law and enforcement events that shape the landscape: a 2020 Stockholm cou...
Public examples of VPNs that have refused government data requests are limited but real: ProtonVPN has publicly denied authorities’ attempts to identify users because it does not keep the server-conne...
A small group of mainstream VPNs has real-world evidence—court fights, seizures, or audits—that their no-logs promises held up under legal pressure: notable examples frequently named in industry repor...
You asked “What is the longest subscription you offer.” Available sources show that subscription lengths vary widely by industry and vendor: many consumer services give monthly and annual options, whi...