> their “no logs“ policy lets them turn over whatever information $law_enforcement_agency asks for You're treating this as a "black and white" scenario, which

> their “no logs“ policy lets them turn over whatever information $law_enforcement_agency asks for You're treating this as a "black and white" scenario, which is wrong in my opinion. There are also a few trustworthy VPN services which don't log, and do respect privacy. However, obviously they can be forced to log your connection, in case a government wants to solve some crime/threat. But this is just the same for VPS providers, so there's no advantage there.