I did. In fact, I watched the whole thing. The problem is, he doesn't say they don't log. He says moving to Switzerland prevents them from selling the data they do have. My point is, why collect any information in the first place? Then there's no issue, as there's nothing to sell or use.Watch at minute 5 of the video posted above. There he explains what their intentions were.
I actually think that hes trying to say that they can say whatever they want but people still would doubt that they don't store any data as long as they are located in a country that doesn't have strict privacy regulations. So they decided to move to switzerland so that people have a reason to believe what Quad9 says. So basically a move to convince people that they actually don't keep any logs. And he actually mentioned multiple times that they don't store any data from their customers. There is also a comment of their Youtube channel below the video.
Indeed, this is what I got.
They need the geolocation info for threat intelligence. Nothing more is collected.
Even if you paid for a service doesn't guarantee your data is still not being sold. Data is big business. I'd take a company who is transparent in what they are doing, paid or not.
Of course not. There are no guarantees. However, if privacy were your business, wouldn't you be less likely to sell what you need to generate money? Trust has to matter. I trust the companies to whom I am the client more than I do those to whom I am the product.
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