Court agrees with EFF: Utah's VPN law demands a technical impossibility

A court has ruled in favor of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) in a case regarding Utah's VPN law, which demands that Virtual Private Network (VPN) providers log user data, including IP addresses. The court found that this requirement is a technical impossibility, as VPNs by design are intended to conceal user IP addresses. The EFF argued that the law violates users' Fourth Amendment rights, and the court agreed, stating that the law is 'unworkable' and 'would require a VPN provider to violate the very purpose of a VPN'.