PureVPN Publishes Q1 2025 Transparency Report Amid Rising Global Demand for User Data
PureVPN reinforces its commitment to user privacy and accountability despite increasing data requests.
ROAD TOWN, VG / ACCESS Newswire / May 27, 2025 / PureVPN - a global leader in user privacy and business security, safeguarding digital freedom for over 18 years - has published its Transparency Report for the first quarter of 2025. The report highlights the growing volume of data requests submitted to the company and reinforces PureVPN's stringent no-logs policy, which prevents the collection or retention of user-identifiable data.
With global internet freedom steadily declining over the past 14 years and authorities increasingly submitting data requests to tech companies, especially in the U.S. and Europe, PureVPN remains committed to protecting digital privacy. Between January and March 2025, the company saw a notable increase in requests by law enforcement agencies and third parties. Nevertheless, consistent with its independently audited no-logs policy, the company disclosed no user data - because none exists.
Transparency in Numbers: Q1 2025 Data Requests
In Q1 2025, PureVPN received over 23,000 requests, including:
Although PureVPN received numerous requests, its infrastructure prevents the retention of user-identifiable data, so it didn't provide any information in response.
Commitment to Independent Verification
PureVPN's privacy practices undergo regular independent audits to verify compliance with its no-logs policy, ensuring users that their activity remains confidential, even under legal scrutiny.
The company continues to strengthen its security infrastructure, focusing on user privacy, device security, and identity and access management (IAM). PureVPN's commitment to transparency and trust has also earned it the VPN Trust Seal from the i2Coalition's VPN Trust Initiative, recognizing excellence in security, privacy, advertising practices, disclosure, and social responsibility.
Additionally, PureVPN leverages an ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified Information Security Management System (ISMS), underscoring its dedication to globally recognized standards in managing sensitive data.
You can access the full report here.
About PureVPN
PureVPN is a global leader in digital security and online privacy, with over 18 years of expertise. Built with a focus on practical, engineering-driven solutions, PureVPN empowers its users to navigate the digital landscape safely by encrypting connections, securely storing passwords, preventing third-party tracking, monitoring the dark web, and reclaiming personal data from brokers.
Contact InformationPureSquare Press PR Manager
SOURCE: PureSquare
press release
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Associated Press
21 minutes ago
- Associated Press
Former top Greek fire officials convicted over deadly blaze, victims' relatives angry at acquittals
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A court in Athens on Tuesday convicted a former Fire Service chief and nine others for their roles in managing a 2018 wildfire that killed more than 100 people outside the Greek capital. The hearing was disrupted by protests from victims' relatives after several former civil administrators on trial were acquitted. The fire, which broke out in the seaside area of Mati, east of Athens, spread rapidly due to strong winds. Many residents died in a chaotic attempt to escape — either by car through a dense forest or fleeing into the sea. Senior officials from the Fire Service and civil protection agencies were found guilty of negligence resulting in loss of life and breach of duty for failing to safely direct the evacuation. A sentencing hearing was scheduled for Wednesday due to the delay caused by the courtroom protests. 'My daughter went there for one day and never made it out. No one told her to leave,' Eleni Siapkara, dressed in black and holding a white rose, told reporters. 'They destroyed our family.' Her 35-year-old daughter, Calliope, died in the fire. Siapkara joined other grieving relatives outside the courthouse where they released black helium-filled balloons in remembrance of the tragedy. Six of the defendants were initially found guilty in a trial that concluded last year, but an appeals court prosecutor challenged the verdict, leading to a retrial. None of the defendants was jailed while awaiting the outcome of the second trial.
Associated Press
23 minutes ago
- Associated Press
Schwarzenegger tells environmentalists dismayed by Trump to ‘stop whining' and get to work
VIENNA (AP) — Arnold Schwarzenegger has a message for environmentalists who despair at the the approach of President Donald Trump's administration: 'Stop whining and get to work.' The new U.S. administration has taken an ax to Biden-era environmental ambitions, rolled back landmark regulations, withdrawn climate project funding and instead bolstered support for oil and gas production in the name of an 'American energy dominance' agenda. Schwarzenegger, the former Republican governor of California, has devoted time to environmental causes since leaving political office in 2011. He said Tuesday he keeps hearing from environmentalists and policy experts lately who ask, 'What is the point of fighting for a clean environment when the government of the United States says climate change is a hoax and coal and oil is the future?' Schwarzenegger told the Austrian World Summit in Vienna, an event he helps organize, that he responds: 'Stop whining and get to work.' He pointed to examples of local and regional governments and companies taking action, including his own administration in California, and argued 70% of pollution is reduced at the local or state level. 'Be the mayor that makes buses electric; be the CEO who ends fossil fuel dependence; be the school that puts (up) solar roofs,' he said. 'You can't just sit around and make excuses because one guy in a very nice White House on Pennsylvania Avenue doesn't agree with you,' he said, adding that attacking the president is 'not my style' and he doesn't criticize any president when outside the U.S. 'I know that the people are sick and tired of the whining and the complaining and the doom and gloom,' Schwarzenegger said. 'The only way we win the people's hearts and minds is by showing them action that makes their lives better.'
Washington Post
24 minutes ago
- Washington Post
Tennis players wake up early or stay up late and it can be anyone's guess what time matches start
PARIS — Some tennis players, like plenty of people in other walks of life, absolutely hate waking up early to go to work. Not so Coco Gauff , who is just fine with competing at any time of day. Indeed, the 2023 U.S. Open champion prefers a morning match time to what she referred to as 'the graveyard shift' — and at Grand Slam tournaments, there often are contests that stretch past midnight.
