# Proton VPN Confirms Its No-Logs Policy Through Another Independent Audit

**URL:** https://troypointinsider.com/t/proton-vpn-confirms-its-no-logs-policy-through-another-independent-audit/117739
**Category:** Security
**Tags:** proton, proton-vpn
**Created:** [July 31, 2024, 9:42am UTC](https://troypointinsider.com/t/proton-vpn-confirms-its-no-logs-policy-through-another-independent-audit/117739 "2024-07-31T09:42:08Z")
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### Author: ![TXRon](https://troypointinsider.com/user_avatar/troypointinsider.com/txron/32/13613_2.png) [@TXRon](https://troypointinsider.com/u/TXRon)
#### Post date: [July 31, 2024, 9:42am UTC](https://troypointinsider.com/t/proton-vpn-confirms-its-no-logs-policy-through-another-independent-audit/117739/1 "2024-07-31T09:42:08Z")

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> **[Proton VPN Confirms Its No-Logs Policy Through Another Independent Audit](https://www.technadu.com/proton-vpn-confirms-no-logs-policy-through-another-audit/542300/)**
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> Done by Securitum in early July 2024, the latest audit of Proton VPN proved its full compliance with its strict no-logs policy.

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### Author: ![TXRon](https://troypointinsider.com/user_avatar/troypointinsider.com/txron/32/13613_2.png) [@TXRon](https://troypointinsider.com/u/TXRon)
#### Post date: [August 3, 2024, 7:39pm UTC](https://troypointinsider.com/t/proton-vpn-confirms-its-no-logs-policy-through-another-independent-audit/117739/3 "2024-08-03T19:39:41Z")

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I’k sure its for all the service. Makes no sense to audit one and sell another.

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### Author: ![DCT213](https://troypointinsider.com/user_avatar/troypointinsider.com/dct213/32/21380_2.png) [@DCT213](https://troypointinsider.com/u/DCT213)
#### Post date: [December 21, 2024, 9:56pm UTC](https://troypointinsider.com/t/proton-vpn-confirms-its-no-logs-policy-through-another-independent-audit/117739/4 "2024-12-21T21:56:08Z")

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I have an issue with Proton and other VPNs using the fastest or closest server to me. In my case I am fairly close to Seattle so I’m also close to Canada. When those servers are seleted Amazon Video app asks me to pay because they think I’m outside the country. I can use other servers at a slower speed to get past this.  
Wasn’t there discussion some time ago about these VPNs getting around those situations or am I confusing this with fooling Netflix of what country you are in? Anyway it is kind of dark between these ears. If you could turn a light on it would be very helpful.
