Leaving Mullvad, thoughts about iVPN?

[ignoramous]

@carbonated

Do you have more info on the log policy of EU?

@ignoramous

For instance, EU’s e-Evidence directive from 2026, specifically authored for “network-based services” like “proxy services”, requires storing even the encrypted data (which clearly, they plan to decrypt if they could obtain the keys, too; which, in some schemes, are derived from or locked behind end-user passwords).

Regardless of laws of the land, the “no logs” providers may yet log (for anti-abuse prevention, for example): Separate VPN Servers and VPN Clients - #17 by ignoramous

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@carbonated

How would that look in reality and has any provider followed such a request?

Don’t think these providers have a choice of not following through a legal request, if they want to remain in business.

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