>The firm's privacy policy, which was updated yesterday, now says: "If you are breaking Swiss law, ProtonMail can be legally compelled to log your IP address as part of a Swiss criminal investigation."
That makes it sound like they normally do not / did not log the IP, but then got orders from the police the log these particular IPs.
>The firm's privacy policy, which was updated yesterday, now says: "If you are breaking Swiss law, ProtonMail can be legally compelled to log your IP address as part of a Swiss criminal investigation."
That makes it sound like they normally do not / did not log the IP, but then got orders from the police the log these particular IPs.