from the team:
Hey everyone,
We are now able to share that Proton VPN has successfully passed its 4th consecutive independent audit of our strict no-logs policy, conducted by Securitum, a leading European security auditing company.
Key takeaways from the audit:
- No activity or metadata logs are kept anywhere on our servers.
- No inspection of user traffic occurs.
- Robust administrative and technical controls are in place, including automated configuration management and a dual-control change process.
- The no-logs policy is enforced uniformly across all servers, regions, and subscription tiers.
Don’t trust, verify is not just something we preach, but something we practice, so our no-logs policy has now been verified by independent experts; you don’t have to take our word for it.
📖 Read the full audit report here
Stay safe,
Proton Team
You can, I do. The point is to gain encrypted access to my network no matter where you are.
Never the less is your actual point correct.
Well, yes, you can self host a VPN to access your home network, I do that as well. That is not the context for proton et al though, and you can’t self host a privacy VPN.