What it DOES prove is Google knows everything you do online.
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Reup: I don't think Ryan Lin case proves (or disproves) that PureVPN keeps logs. https://www.emptywheel.net/2017/10/09/purevpn-doesnt-need-to-keep-logs-given-how-many-google-keeps/ …
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It does say "records from PureVPN" which would certainly suggest they had DHCP or similar records/logs...
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They can't really be "from PureVPN" if they didn't have them, could they. "Records" also suggests historical data... just my opinion.
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In the post I suggest they used a PRTT. Which doesn't involve stored logs. And no, I don't think records has to mean historic.
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Also buried in their terms and conditions PureVPN actually say they do keep records from what I have seen in the coverage of this story
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They certainly will respond to a legal request of an order/warrant. As will anyone else in the US, I think.
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I suppose the obvious way to find out is... Hey
@PureVPN do you log any data or keep any records including access logs, be honest now? -
@josephfcox asked that the other day. https://twitter.com/josephfcox/status/916321986174996480 …This Tweet is unavailable. -
Session logs WOULD get the two incoming IP addresses.
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Agreed. The same purevpn IP was used to log into his gmail. Purevpn does log ip/connection history. Activity logs not needed here.
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