Transparency Report
Last updated: January 2025
OrbVPN is committed to transparency. This report details all government and legal requests we've received and how we've responded. Our no-log architecture means we cannot provide user activity data—because we don't have it.
2024 Summary
47
Total Requests
0
User Data Disclosed
5
Countries
Request Types (2024)
Historical Data
| Year | Requests | Data Disclosed | Countries |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 47 | 0 | USA, Germany, UK, France, Australia |
| 2023 | 38 | 0 | USA, Germany, Netherlands, Canada |
| 2022 | 29 | 0 | USA, UK, Germany |
What We Can & Cannot Disclose
| Data Type | Can Be Disclosed |
|---|---|
| Connection logs | Not stored |
| Browsing history | Not stored |
| DNS queries | Not stored |
| IP addresses | Not stored |
| Bandwidth usage per session | Not stored |
| Account email (if provided) | If requested |
| Subscription status | If requested |
| Payment method type (not details) | If requested |
* Items marked "Not stored" cannot be disclosed because we do not collect or retain this data.
Our Principles
User Privacy First
We never compromise user privacy. Our architecture makes it technically impossible to log user activity.
Legal Compliance
We respond to all valid legal requests within required timeframes, but can only provide data we actually have.
Full Transparency
We publish detailed reports on all government requests received, including request types and outcomes.
Jurisdiction
OrbVPN operates under Swiss jurisdiction, known for strong privacy protections and neutrality.
How We Handle Requests
Receive Request
We receive a legal request from a government or law enforcement agency.
Legal Review
Our legal team reviews the request for validity under Swiss law.
Data Check
We check what data we actually have (spoiler: no activity logs).
Response
We respond with available data (usually only account existence and payment method type).
Report
The request is logged and included in our next transparency report.