Mullvad generates you a unique account number for your “login” that you’re only told once (if you pay them in crypto or other privacy friendly payment methods)
PIA did/does something similar but they’ve lost my trust
PIA was bought by an Israeli private equity firm Kape Technologies that also has a bunch of other VPN brands they operate. Even if they pass an audit I wouldn’t trust them not to be doing something shady with the data.
2019 per wikipedia But I too used them for a while after that but before I found out. PIA used to be pretty regularly recommended as a VPN and then it kinda fell off, but I never really knew why.
I’m yet to see a reputable and reliable VPN where you don’t have to sign in
Mullvad generates you a unique account number for your “login” that you’re only told once (if you pay them in crypto or other privacy friendly payment methods)
PIA did/does something similar but they’ve lost my trust
PIA was bought by an Israeli private equity firm Kape Technologies that also has a bunch of other VPN brands they operate. Even if they pass an audit I wouldn’t trust them not to be doing something shady with the data.
Wait, really? When did this happen? I’ve been using PIA all along.
2019 per wikipedia But I too used them for a while after that but before I found out. PIA used to be pretty regularly recommended as a VPN and then it kinda fell off, but I never really knew why.
Mullvad
Right?
The Firefox VPN is just a different name for Mullvad.
There’s 2 different “Firefox VPNs.” Mozilla VPN is a paid VPN that uses Mullvad, and Firefox VPN is a “free” VPN (it sells your data)
Proton?
Onion etc