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> Presumably many customers pay with a debit/credit card already so there's some PII on file? Yes. But I think most of the zero logs providers will remove the
by FrostViper8 8mo ago
> Presumably many customers pay with a debit/credit card already so there's some PII on file?
Yes. But I think most of the zero logs providers will remove the identifiable payments details after a certain about of time. e.g. Mullvad have a specific policy relating to what is stored and retention time (I am not affiliated with Mullvad, I just use their service).
https://mullvad.net/en/help/no-logging-data-policy#payments https://mullvad.net/en/help/no-logging-data-policy#payments
> Surely savvy people can just use their existing VPN to buy a VPN from outside the UK.
Or you can use Tor. I will just use a VPN that lets me pay with Monero or some other crypto currency. None of this will stop savvy people.
- chrisjj 8mo ago> But I think most of the zero logs providers will remove the identifiable payments details after a certain about of time. No problem there. Once a user is old enough, he stays old enough.
- FrostViper8 8mo agoThe entire point of using a VPN is so that you don't have to provide photo card ID to a third party. So obviously there is a problem. Most of these VPNs provide alternative payment options other than Credit/Debit card e.g. Monero/Cash etc. So it would undermine the entire point.