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The point is that typically privacy-first VPN providers promise not to store your IP but have to store your payment details for practical reasons.
by abliefern 4y ago
The point is that typically privacy-first VPN providers promise not to store your IP but have to store your payment details for practical reasons.
- POPOSYS 4y agoThe VPN provider does not, but the owner of the data center still can store whatever she likes or some entity asks her to store.
- pnt12 4y agoThey actually removed subscriptions just because of that: they were required to keep some info to process payments, but this was incompatible with their vision for privacy. With single payments they don't need to keep it for so long.