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Proposed Swiss surveillance reforms that could obligate providers to remove encryption
Switzerland historically offered stronger legal insulation for VPNs—outside Five/Nine/Fourteen Eyes and with constitutional privacy traditions—giving providers and users meaningful legal cover versus ...
has announced that ’s physical infrastructure will be moved out of and hosted in countries instead, with and named as destinations for servers and facilities, citing legal uncertainty around proposed ...
historically offered stronger procedural safeguards for VPN providers than many jurisdictions and, in practice, fewer mandatory data-retention rules than several members, but recent proposed changes t...
combines technical controls — end-to-end encrypted tunnels, server hardening, leak protection and a kill switch — with legal positioning in and a strict public policy to make user ; the company also p...