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IIRC, they get requests for data, and, if the request is valid, hand over what they have, which is virtually nothing as they don’t keep logs. There is no provision in Swedish or EU law that could compel them to start keeping logs.
They also "retain lawyers to monitor the legal landscape should they need to move core parts of [their] business"