no answer from avast-support

[Eddy]

No, big brother can't see it as the data is highly encrypted.

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i don't believe that the government can't see it if they have a judge-order

[Eddy]

Believe it or not, they really can't.

As I said several times already, the data is ENCRYPTED.
Next to that, avast doesn't store anything that goes through the VPN, so there is nothing to show even if there is a court-order.

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so what you are saying is that the FBI can't check where a person who is suspected in terror was surfing in the web if he is Avast's client....

[Eddy]

They can if you leave traces of it on your own system, but that has nothing to do with avast.

If you want to hide, go live in a cave at least 5000 lightyears from the earth, without electricity, without flooding water, block the entrance, don't go outside, don't communicate with anyone, don't move, don't even breath...

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okay.....that's why I wrote that I was "drunk" when I bought something impossible with good money.
earlier after Moroni's reply, I wanted to thank you in your personal box and he didn't let me because I am not allowed.

[DavidR]

There are some restrictions in the forums for Newbie forum members/users, it used to be 20 posts before you could use the PM function. I don't know if that is still the case, but it looks like it.

[Eddy]

I'm blocking pm's.

[DavidR]

I'm blocking pm's.

Ah that would do it.