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I'll be going from ProtonVPN to Mullvad because Mullvad does not offer any deals (which, in a way, I like as besides it being honest for a low price it allows m
by Fnoord 7y ago
I'll be going from ProtonVPN to Mullvad because Mullvad does not offer any deals (which, in a way, I like as besides it being honest for a low price it allows me to unsub for a month). ProtonVPN with Secure Core is just too expensive IMO but the primary reason is Mullvad offer WireGuard, and when I looked them up I saw no red flags whatsoever. You could argue "Sweden" but not all ProtonVPN employees are residing in Switzerland either, so they could be coerced.
- Phylter 7y agoThankfully, I don't have to worry that much about it. My only concern is that they don't keep logs and that they're not automatically updating and loading my PC with malware. Though, if PIA ever put malware in their installer it would be like hitting the self-destruct button.
- Fnoord 7y agoNeither do I. I don't tunnel 0/0 through VPN; only some BitTorrent traffic. This is civil court work; not criminal court. That the NSA (and EU counterparts) can figure out what I use BitTorrent for, that I take for granted. They're [in this use-case] not my adversary.