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>"fixing a DNS leak will make you private and that's the only reason you're not! This is not said or implied anywhere in Mullvad literature. In fact, they say
by ziddoap 3y ago
>"fixing a DNS leak will make you private and that's the only reason you're not!
This is not said or implied anywhere in Mullvad literature. In fact, they say the opposite.
"A VPN isn’t the entire solution for privacy. Here’s the kind of monitoring it can’t protect you against."
From https://mullvad.net/en/vpn/what-is-vpn https://mullvad.net/en/vpn/what-is-vpn
- chadsix 3y ago> Depending on your threat model this might mean that you should avoid using Android altogether for anything sensitive, or employ other mitigations to prevent the leaks. We aim to partially mitigate these problems in our app, so make sure to keep the app up-to-date." This statement clearly implies this is the reason that Android is currently not safe.
- ziddoap 3y agoNo, it tells you that this issue warrants a reevaluation of your Android usage based on your threat model.
- tiagod 3y ago> This statement clearly implies this is the reason that Android is currently not safe. I don't see the clear implication, and I don't see the point of going into a deep dive on all the risks in every press release.
- ziddoap 3y agoI think this was meant in reply to the other person, not me?