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<blockquote data-quote="37507" data-source="post: 802724">You called ExpressVPN&#039;s audit useless. It isn&#039;t and you just agreed with me. They just need to audit their client as well. If you read the end of the article, ExpressVPN states the following:The audits are coming.Doesn&#039;t matter which government it was. Logs are not gonna magically appear because it was the United States instead of Turkey. Also, that&#039;s not how data retention laws work... Most data retention laws do not apply to VPN&#039;s.No-log audits &gt; client/extension auditNo-log audit with OpenVPN support = winning.Yet, you use NordVPN... lolI can go on any VPN providers forum and create the same post.From Yandex&#039;s privacy policy:Shooting yourself in the foot at this point.Based on what information? I also think Perfect Privacy and Mullvad are great, but since there are no audits; they must be bad according to your logic?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="37507, post: 802724"] You called ExpressVPN's audit useless. It isn't and you just agreed with me. They just need to audit their client as well. If you read the end of the article, ExpressVPN states the following: The audits are coming. Doesn't matter which government it was. Logs are not gonna magically appear because it was the United States instead of Turkey. Also, that's not how data retention laws work... Most data retention laws do not apply to VPN's. No-log audits > client/extension audit No-log audit with OpenVPN support = winning. Yet, you use NordVPN... lol I can go on any VPN providers forum and create the same post. From Yandex's privacy policy: Shooting yourself in the foot at this point. Based on what information? I also think Perfect Privacy and Mullvad are great, but since there are no audits; they must be bad according to your logic? [/QUOTE]

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