Transparency report

Last updated: June 2026
This report covers requests for user data that AdGuard VPN received from government and law enforcement authorities. We review every request for legal validity under Cypriot and EU law. We only disclose the data that we actually hold.
Since we have a strict no-logging policy, we do not store user activity on our servers and cannot link an IP address to a user. Therefore, we cannot provide any data in response to such requests.

Requests received

  • 2026

    Germany: 2
    US: 1
    France: 2
    Ukraine: 1
  • 2025

    Japan: 1
    Germany: 4
    Italy: 1
    Poland: 1
    Austria: 1
    Czechia: 1
  • 2024

    Poland: 2
    Germany: 2
    Ukraine: 1
    Brazil: 1
    Czechia: 1
    United States: 1

Warrant canary

Some government orders come with legal prohibitions that prevent us from ever disclosing them. To address this, we maintain the following warrant canary statements:
We have not received any order requiring us to weaken our encryption or introduce backdoors.
We have not received any legal order that prohibits us from disclosing its existence (such as a National Security Letter or equivalent instrument under EU law).
These statements are reviewed and updated every January. If either of them stops appearing, users should assume we have received such an order.
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