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I agree, "No logs" means they don't / can't respond to blanket DMCA style "identify this user" generic requests. It doesn't mean they'll go to court to protect
by EwanToo 9y ago
I agree, "No logs" means they don't / can't respond to blanket DMCA style "identify this user" generic requests.
It doesn't mean they'll go to court to protect your identity in a criminal case, you'd be very foolish to expect any company you're paying $10 a month for to do that for you as an individual.
- jstanley 9y agoIf that's what they mean, that's what they should say. "No logs" sounds to me like they don't keep any logs.
- EwanToo 9y agoYou're right. Both claims are in the first paragraph of the privacy policy though, if you don't read even the first paragraph of a privacy policy for a service you're buying to get privacy, I don't know what you'd expect!