Transparency backed
by architecture.
No logs collected. Nothing to disclose.
“Our users’ privacy is non-negotiable. And we want to be completely transparent about how we work to protect their data.”
Uzair Gadit
Co-Founder and CEO of PureVPN
Why Do We Publish Transparency Reports?
We believe in being open about how we handle user data. Here’s a snapshot of what we saw in Q1:
0K+
Total legal & regulatory requests received in Q1 2026
0
User logs stored or shared with third parties
0
Request categories we report on in detail
Intellectual Property Takedowns
Requests related to copyright or DMCA claims from individuals, organizations, or online platforms.
How we handle it:
We record the number of takedown requests received each month and document any actions taken in response.
Emergency Disclosures
Urgent data requests from government or law enforcement agencies.
How we handle it:
We track the number of emergency requests received and clearly document any actions taken.
Spam Complaints
Complaints about potential misuse of VPN infrastructure.
How we handle it:
We log every complaint, review impact, enforce abuse controls, and report outcomes publicly.
Court Orders
Court-issued requests seeking user information.
How we handle it:
We publish request volumes and explain how our no-logs policy shapes every response.
Subpoenas
Requests for personal data like names, IP addresses, or payment information.
How we handle it:
We report all such attempts – and reaffirm that we store no data that could identify our users.
Hack Attempts
Unauthorised attempts to probe infrastructure or services.
How we handle it:
We monitor intrusion indicators, strengthen safeguards where required, and report activity volumes each quarter.
