> So I figure that authorities still obtained a search warrant to atleast see what data they can get their hands on and to verify that this is true. In that cas

> So I figure that authorities still obtained a search warrant to atleast see what data they can get their hands on and to verify that this is true. In that case, it doesn't really illustrate any disconnect. They also need to follow process and make a reasonable attempt to follow a lead. They can’t just read a company’s website, assume that no evidence exists, and then give up on that line of exploration. Note that in several high profile cases, companies have publicly claimed to not be storing data but later been found to have incriminating logs. It would be irresponsible for them to not follow up with Mullvad, despite what they advertise. It doesn’t make sense to suggest that this is a disconnect with law enforcement.