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The handling of legal requests by VPN providers, including the use of warrant canaries and transparency reports.
Proton VPN’s stated no-logs policy promises that the service does not keep session logs, connection metadata, DNS queries, or other information that could personally identify user activity while 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...
Several well-known VPNs still publish warrant canaries, but practices vary: providers such as Perfect Privacy, Mullvad, IVPN, ProtonVPN and Surfshark publish canary statements (or historically have), ...