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This could be for many reasons (which I will discuss below). Just not from the government, but the provider itself. Regardless, it is necessary to accept that when you sign up with a VPN, you may still be under monitoring. Of course, there are some VPNs that are transparent about the logging information they record. This does not mean you stop using them altogether, just that it may not be all sunshine and rainbows, even with a RELIABLE product.

Until an incident occurs concerning a subpoena from the Government, you cannot really tell whether or not a particular VPN is safe. There have only been a few rare instances, where providers were put to test, verifying their LOGLESS claims.

Trustworthy VPNs with a Strict “No Logs” Policyīefore I go in-depth into explaining the different types of Virtual Protected Network logs, let me clarify that all providers do indulge in some recording/storing of information.

Private Internet Access (PIA) – Based in USA ExpressVPN – Based in British Virgin Islands Avast SecureLine – Based in Czech Republic

Trustworthy Providers with a Strict VPN No Logs Policy.

PureVPN – Headquartered in the British Virgin Islands Hotspot Shield – Headquartered in Switzerland Astrill VPN – Headquartered in Seychelles

Alarming VPNs that Store Logging Information.

Connection between Logging Policies and Jurisdictions.

Governments Laws and Intelligence Agencies Requests.

Why Do VPNs Log User Data and Go Against their Promise of Privacy?.