> one can probably safely assume they do not log who bought which gift card. They are also under no obligation to do so, as far as I’m aware. You bring up a ve

> one can probably safely assume they do not log who bought which gift card. They are also under no obligation to do so, as far as I’m aware. You bring up a very good point. Unlike an electronic payment system [0], I assume the amazon gift card is not linked to your account on Mullvad's servers, so probably Mullvad marks the account as paid, but doesn't log the Amazon card number 0. Even that should be safe. Mullvad made a recent decision to get rid of subscriptions. Now that your account is never linked to your payment method, and we can assume that it's safe to use your personal credit/debit card. But I'd be careful, if someone is important, there is a possibility of someone tracking and logging their activities, credit card use, IPs before Mullvad purchase and after they connect.