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Another useless skinjob of Firefox for folks too conditioned and paranoid to use Tor Browser or know how to edit about:config themselves, by a company selling l
by 1101010010 4y ago
Another useless skinjob of Firefox for folks too conditioned and paranoid to use Tor Browser or know how to edit about:config themselves, by a company selling literal snakeoil ("trustworthy VPN").
- pnt12 4y agoUnlike other VPNs, Mullvad states what they protect against and what they don't. This browser seems to bridge the gap about what they previously couldn't. Considering there's no vendor lock-in and the browser is open source, I think your criticism is completely unwarranted.
- 1101010010 4y ago> Mullvad states what they protect against and what they don't. Where? Certainly not on https://mullvad.net/en/why-mullvad-vpn/ https://mullvad.net/en/why-mullvad-vpn/ which is filled with virtue signalling nonsense. > we encourage anonymous payments with cryptocurrency Implying crypto (based on a literal public and immutable ledger of transactions) is anonymous. > we don’t log your activity No way to validate this claim, but easy to make it. > The laws relevant to us as a VPN provider based in Sweden Sweden is part of 14 Eyes and almost all of the privacy legislature (like GDPR) doesn't apply to foreigners. Plus they use appear to use OpenVPN which is a dumpster fire of vulnerabilities. Oh, and I love this normalization of ignoring security warnings: > I get warnings when installing your software! > That's OK. Allow the software to install.