We don’t log.
We can’t share.
Our no-logs policy is independently audited to ensure compliance.
“Our users’ privacy is non-negotiable. And we want to be completely transparent about how we work to protect their data.”
Uzair Gadit
Co-Founder and CEO of PureVPN
Why We Publish Transparency Reports
Every month, we receive numerous requests for user data – and we believe you deserve to know about them.
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Data requests received in H1 2025
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User logs stored or shared with third parties
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Request categories we report on in detail
Intellectual Property Takedowns
Copyright and DMCA complaints from individuals, companies, or platforms.
How we handle it:
We log the number of takedown requests received monthly and our response actions, if any.
Emergency Disclosures
Urgent requests from government and law enforcement agencies.
How we handle it:
We document the number of requests and our response actions.
Spam Complaints
Reports of VPN IPs being used to send spam or unsolicited emails.
How we handle it:
We review patterns, block abusive IPs, and publish the number of complaints received.
Court Orders
Legal demands issued by courts for investigation or enforcement purposes.
How we handle it:
We disclose how many court orders we received and our response, backed by our strict no-logs policy.
Subpoenas
Requests for personal data like names, IP addresses, or payment information.
How we handle it:
We report all such attempts – and reaffirm that we store no data that could identify our users.