However good some VPN providers may appear to be, most of them claim how they never store any logs, but I don't trust them, especially if they are based in some of the 5, 9 or 14 Eyes countries.
In case government seize their servers they will have access to everything that was visited by all users, including original IP address and Tor usage.
We can argue that most VPN providers are junk used to collect user information, with maybe only few exceptions like Mullvad.
Hello dkbit98,
You're absolutely correct in your skepticism about many VPN providers' claims of not storing any logs. Unfortunately, not all providers adhere to these assurances. It's crucial to exercise caution and conduct thorough research before choosing a VPN service.
Ultimately, trust is vital when choosing a VPN, especially when using it in conjunction with Tor. If doubt persists, it might be wise to avoid utilizing a VPN for Tor browsing.
Thank you for sharing your insights, and we appreciate your vigilance in protecting online privacy.