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Privacy That Doesn’t Ask You to Take Its Word
Most VPNs promise they don’t log you. Proton VPN lets you check. Every Proton VPN app is open source and independently audited. The code is published. Anyone can read it, and security researchers regularly do. That’s a different proposition from a company handing you an auditor’s summary and asking for trust. The company is based in Switzerland, outside the notorious 5, 9, and 14 Eyes intelligence alliances.
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Swiss law imposes no data retention requirement on VPNs. No authority can compel logs that were never created, and Proton’s no-logs policy has been independently verified. Secure Core goes a step further. Your traffic passes through a Proton-owned server in a privacy-friendly country before it reaches its exit point. Even if someone were watching the exit server, they’d trace it back to Switzerland rather than to you.
