LEGAL REQUESTS / 2025
Proton VPN reports no identifying data supplied for 2025 orders
Proton VPN; calendar-year transparency totals
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What the record says
Proton VPN’s report lists 59 orders and 59 denied orders for 2025. It says the requests sought to identify users connected to particular VPN servers at particular times.
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Data outcome and relevance
Proton says it could not provide the requested identifying information because the necessary VPN logs were not kept.
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Company response or subsequent action
The report distinguishes Swiss-approved legal process from foreign requests. That legal description is Proton’s position.
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What remains unestablished
These are self-reported totals for a defined period, not independently inspected court files. They concern VPN connection identification and do not establish that no account or billing data exists.
Sources and document locators
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