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I would think it would be extremely difficult to provide residential IPs in a privacy-preserving way, from what I've heard most services that offer them are qui
by Hakkin 3y ago
I would think it would be extremely difficult to provide residential IPs in a privacy-preserving way, from what I've heard most services that offer them are quite sketchy in how they go about "acquiring" those IPs. The very nature of "residential" IPs means your traffic is flowing through some random person's home internet, which certainly isn't something I would want, even these days where almost everything is encrypted. There would be no way Mullvad could provide any kind of privacy guarantee if they don't control the endpoints.
- miohtama 3y agoProviding residential IP as a service would be breaking some agreements, or lying somewhere. I don’t Mullvad can do this, because they are committed to openess and transparency. For resident IP thru malware services you need to look up other dishonest competitors.