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Many privacy activists believe that the best proof of a no-logging assertion is for a court to order a provider to turn over logs and for the company to be unab

• biot 9y ago
  And to prove that they are unable to do so, would they need to get audited?
• ethics_gradient 9y ago
  Signal did a version of that with the help of aclu.
• geofft 9y ago
  Isn't the court system mostly powered by the threat of serious jail time if you're found to be lying, and penalties for your lawyers, too? If you say "We don't have those logs," and you swear to it and a lawyer puts their name on the filing, it's not like Judge Alsup will start pentesting your company to find the one employee who accidentally has Dropbox pointed at an sftp mount of some production server.