”Enda sättet att hindra data från att hamna i fel händer är att inte samla in den.” @mullvadnet sprider klokt budskap i tunnelbanan.

I am a tiny bit concerned.

Using #MullvadVPN @mullvadnet on #GrapheneOS @GrapheneOS I need to disable GrapheneOS' default VPN protections to make split tunneling work.

I use that to prevent #Youtube from blocking me (poorly the good times are over it seems), and to have local network stuff (#RDP, #LocalSend, #KDEConnect, #SyncthingFork) work.

Are all these apps bypassing my VPN?? Or are they collecting data themselves and the system can access that?

The GB numbers indicate the latter?

@mullvadnet

I have been using your VPN for almost a year now. It's been amazing!!
I currently I have it running through the Mullvad client on my Debian machine and through the Wireguard client on my latest Alpine Linux install.

Do you think you might support APK packages ? I know your a small team, so It might not be an option.

#alpinelinux
#MullvadVPN
#Wireguard

@mullvadnet doesn't work with F1TV. I was planning to use it with @tailscale as an exit node, especially on my Apple TV, but…
#Mullvad #MullvadVPN #Tailscale

having an issue with #mullvadVPN where discord calls are really spotty and drop every few minutes and this persists even if i turn off the vpn unless I reboot so it seems like maybe something with the DNS somehow? idk lol

Mullvad VPN ( @mullvadnet ) dismissed allegations of a data breach involving dozens of its users' accounts being found on the dark web. The VPN provider explained that the accounts in question were not leaked but were given away for free to various organizations, some of which may have subsequently shared them on public forums. Mullvad's CEO emphasized that these accounts do not contain personally identifiable information like passwords, and they do not compromise user privacy. The company is known for its strong commitment to user privacy and security online and has previously demonstrated its no-log policy.

To my German friends. If you use a combination of #FritzBox router, #Vodafone ISP and #MullvadVPN - meaning you are trying to set up #Wireguard on the router itself - be wary, that this setup is known to leak your IPv6 address. On the other hand, if you use Mullvad VPN App on your OS, everything works fine. Not sure who to blame here specifically, but this has been a disturbing revelation to me. Be careful.

In case you did not know: When you install @mullvadnet on #Linux, besides the GUI there is also a #CLI interface! That means you can use a #VPN for a headless server or just use it to autoconfigure a VPN connection everytime you boot your machine. Nice one Mullvad!