> I'm still surprised the police left without any fuzz because Mullvad surely must keep track of both transactions and the connected computers (to limit use). B

> I'm still surprised the police left without any fuzz because Mullvad surely must keep track of both transactions and the connected computers (to limit use). But maybe that data is stored somewhere else. First, I'm not surprised because it sounds like the Swedes knew what the result was going to be from their history with Mullvad. It sounds like they performed the action because of the international nature of the request, but they expected the result. Second, the only thing that Mullvad needs to keep track of to run their business is which accounts have paid and when they will need to pay again. They do not need to keep anything more than that. Based on their pricing model, they do not need to worry about who is connected where, when, etc.