Mullvad Review

"Exactly. Anyone looking for a proper VPN btw, that won't get hit by the ban, and won't bend to the UK government, take a look at Mullvad. Years ago when they were raided, they just let the police in because they had literally NO logs of anything, at all. All the VPNs you get advertised on YouTube say they don't keep logs, but they do and police reports prove it. ExpressVPN / PIA / Surfshark etc - ..."

"The offices and homes of Mullvad employees and their families have been raided multiple times by their government, not one piece of custom information has ever been found. There are also many technical reasons they are superior to Proton. And Obscura is a double hop VPN that exits via Mullvad."

"@akuro_kijin Mullvad VPN. It's truly anonymous. No email needed, you can even pay in cash if you want. No logs. I get way better download speeds with them than I did with Proton VPN, which slowed to a halt after about 2gb. Based in Sweden 🐐 €5 about $5.50 per month. Worth it!"

"@BasilTheGreat Better yet.. Download a VPN, pick a Swiss one like ProtonVPN or Swedish like Mullvad.. Five Eyes (UK+US+mates) can’t just poke about and grab logs.. Audited no-logs policy actually holds up .. Real privacy move .."

"@smspoolnet Perhaps the main reason is they both refuse to cooperate with law-enforcement. Mullvad has already proven that when they were raided."

"@uuuM312vyx5 @DudeAccount1337 @T3chFalcon This is why my VPN of choice is usually Mullvad. Based in Sweden, and still relatively not talked about to much."

"...ch vows to exit if compelled), consensus favors Signal for default E2EE, open-source audits, and disappearing messages. Pair with no-logs VPNs (e.g., Mullvad/Proton) and device updates. GPT suggests verifying safety numbers and avoiding backups; Claude stresses political opposition as tech fixes are limited. For high-risk, consider self-hosted Matrix. Stay vigilant—encryption backdoors undermine..."

"@mebeim @losivart @uwukko Some VPN companies are forced to hand over data to governments too, if requested. I remember it happened to Mullvad (i believe the German government requested it) but luckily they didn't have any logs so the police left empty handed."

"@PeterSweden7 People should just pay for 50 years of mullvad VPN with cold hard cash RN. then the UK can't track them, or where the money even came from."

"...ot even half-way and nigga started announcing 2026 listing of the same centralised services… pretty sure these are sharing data with EU if not UK~ Mullvad >"

"Finally. The trade deficit in services is massive. The US also uses digital services as a way to spy on Europe. Time to switch. Gmail -> Proton. VPN? Mulvad. And many more, European alternatives for all the needs."

"@OfficialGuyE @thecoastguy TOR's unusable. Foreign VPN (Proton, Mullvad, SurfShark) are recommended. All UK legislation becomes null and void. Just need safe browser (TOR or others) plus burnable email account (ProtonMail) and "private" Social Media accounts. UK Government has lost its shit"

"@thecoastguy Basically correct. 1. All UK legislation can be ignored if you use non-UK based VPN providers (Proton, Mullvad, SurfShark) 2. Attempts to inspect traffic by nosey governments (using DPI) can be undermined (and are by the above providers) 3. Rent foreign VPS + use own VPN 😁"

"@Pirat_Nation Use Foreign VPN's. UK can't touch them. SurfShark, Proton, Mullvad"

"7/8: "But I'm in the US, why does server location matter?" Protection stack: 1️⃣ VPN company jurisdiction (Mullvad = Sweden, no logs) 2️⃣ Server location (Malaysia/Chile/Brazil = MLAT barriers) 3️⃣ DAITA enabled (defeats traffic analysis) 4️⃣ Multihop (optional 3rd jurisdiction)"

"... excuse "they had no choice but to cooporate with the government" due to "lawful orders" Stop making excuses for these WEF fools. I dont see PIA or Mullvad comply with this to Rat out their users ?!"

"@mattRlive @obscuravpn How? It’s encrypted by Mullvad, using Mullvad’s keys, which means only Mullvad can see the traffic being exchanged."

"@n00bywarrior @mebeim @uwukko Mullvad wont, proton has, and does comply with Swiss law enforcement."

"@Fox_Claire @laurapbristol Many of the good vpns, like Mullvad, will probably just refuse to comply. Is the UK gooberment going to go on a blocking spree? They still haven’t blocked 4chan btw, which rightly refuses to give them the time of day."

"@Pirat_Nation Most VPN providers are not under UK jurisdiction, good luck getting companies that base their entire business model on privacy like mullvad or proton to comply. This is completely unenforceable considering they cant identify which VPN you are using only that you are using one"

"...fucking Gmail or whatever. The VPN is the best service with port forwarding that you can pay for with Monero that I know of. AirVPN is also rly good. Mullvad is best (cash payment even harder to track than monero, in theory) for absolute privacy in the face of potential state actors, but after the raid they were convinced to remove port forwarding, so muh torrents IP leak :( @GBMilady actually tol..."

"...cepting funds from WEF and EU funds. This can be publically verified. Proton has fckd not 1 not 2 but 3 activists now. Thats a pattern ! i dont see MullVad doing this shit?! https://t.co/JRKYS8iavm"

"@TradFidiGuy @ReclaimTheNetHQ "The offices and homes of Mullvad employees and their families have been raided multiple times by their government" Which is wild, because Sweden has strong privacy laws"

"@turveyandrew1 @Lewis_Brackpool Or you could tell the truth. NordVPN - Panama ExpressVPN - Delaware Surfshark - Netherlands ProtonVPN - Switzerland Mullvad - Sweden PIA - USA CyberGhost - Romania"

"@PeterSweden7 For VPNs based outside the UK like Mullvad nothing will change so long as you create an account now as far as I can tell. When that stops working I'll be making my own VPN"

"...Mail Proton also doesn't keep logs, and a subpoena will provide no logs. Until swiss authorities ask for logs to start being recorded for a user. But Mullvad will also have no choice but to comply if the authorities of their country request the same."

"@grok @Pharaoh_Cleetus @TrustNoWun @CaseyPutsch I've recently heard that ProtonVPN has stated that if Switzerland ever altered its privacy laws, they'd move their VPN services elsewhere, & have already made infrastructure acquisitions to back up the threat. What can you tell me about IVPN (Gibraltar) & Mulvad (Sweden)?"

"@thecoastguy Apparently for VPNs based outside the UK like Mullvad they can't legally require age gating to access. Yet. When they do I'll be creating n own VPN fuck them."

"...rotonVPN @OctoVPN @jottacloud Include Swiss ProtonVPN even though Switzerland is not part of the EU, as well as the two Norwegian companies, and omit Mullvad, which is from an EU member country... You shouldn't hate your neighbors, the Norwegians. You are not part of the EU."

"...ld a news aggregator that routes the feed into several apps in the making per prediction market spread arb opportunities and they allow via proton or mullvad native swiss traffic though. infra providers need to work on this that some geeks just wanna API the entire galaxy."