They also won't go to jail for you, I think this is clear.Īlso it's better for everyone if they cooperate with law enforcement. And even though they are privacy oriented, they don't want to be a safe haven for criminals and assist law enforcement as much as they can with it, to the extend possible for them. I'm pretty sure it would fall under 'destroying evidence' and would therefore be illegal. > why not just delete the information before they ask for it. > Can a court get information from protonvpn and protonmail? > When we use the protonvpn do protonvpn logged anything at all? I don't think so, I think the attacker will just be banned temporarily, but may need to be clarified by them. > Are we getting notified if someone trying to hack my account? If the swiss government asks for it with a valid swiss court order, yes. > Do proton give information to the government if they ask for it? If you do, why not delete it before giving it? And I think they have the IP Address if the user chose the option to log it, not sure if those are encrypted.

If those HTTP logs contain the account that was accessed with a specific IP may need to be clarified by them. They also need them for security (to notice and block brute-force attempts for example).

Why?Īs they made clear in this post, they do have HTTP logs from some of their servers that contain IP Addresses. Do proton store any ip? You say you do but for security reasons.

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