Talk:VPN/@comment-216.235.10.210-20141103143836/@comment-25537301-20141103145609

There are two issues with their privacy policy that bother me:

It may become necessary to temporarily maintain usage data to assist in debugging a problem with the service. This usage data may include such information as the date and time of your login and the IP addresses you visited. This personal information is not retained once the troubleshooting is resolved; ---This part of the privacy policy needs to specifically state that logging will only be enabled upon the request of the user in order to resolve an issue with their service

We may collect and disclose personal information, including your usage data, to governmental authorities or agencies, including law enforcement agencies, at their request or pursuant to a court order, subpoena or other legal process, if there is a good faith belief that such collection or disclosure is required by law --- this is way too ambiguous. "At their request" needs to be left out of this statement. The fact that they don't even wait for a court order means they are too willing to hand over customer data. I'm slowly removing VPNs that have out little thought into their privacy policy, and I'll add surfeasy for the time being, but once more rules are added narrowing down the selection they most likely won't remain.