Quote from: justusranvier on July 01, 2013, 08:44:57 PM

Quote from: LeTanque on July 01, 2013, 07:13:10 PM

No logging.

The thing about logging is that it's not possible for a VPN provider to prove they don't keep logs, nor can they prove they will never start keeping logs in the future if ordered by a court.

Never depend on a third party not keeping logs. Assume they are logging everything and if that's a problem then protect yourself via other means (connect to the VPN service through Tor, etc).

That's true. US does not have data retention laws but gov can get logs whenever they want.
So basically i don't trust US and European countries.

Here is a list of countries that doesn't have data retention laws.

Argentina - No data retention law

Brazil - No data retention law

Bulgaria - Data retention law not applicable to VPN providers

Cyprus - Data retention law declared unconstitutional (?)

Czech Republic - No data retention law (declared unconstitutional)

Hong Kong - No data retention law (?)

Iceland - No data retention period specified (?); good privacy laws

Japan - No data retention law

Luxemburg - Data retention law not applicable to VPN providers

Netherlands - Data retention law not applicable to VPN providers

Panama - No data retention law

Romania - Data retention law declared unconstitutional

Serbia - Data retention law not applicable to VPN providers (?)

Sweden - Data retention law going into effect in May 2012, but (presumably) not applicable to VPNs

Taiwan - No data retention law (?) + seemingly good privacy laws
Ukraine - No data retention law