Privacy is for the people
A free and open society is built upon privacy. If people don’t have the right to decide for themselves exactly when and with whom they want to share their thoughts and ideas, then all other rights are at risk.
That’s why we fight for a free internet. Free from mass surveillance and censorship. Free from personal data collection and business models where your online behavior is treated as a commodity.
Free the internet from mass surveillance and censorship
We live in a world where everything we do online is tracked and stored (if we don’t oppose with privacy-focused services) by state actors, big tech companies and data brokers. This is already having consequences for people and societies. But it risks getting worse if we don’t act.
Learn more about mass surveillance and why we have to fight for privacy.
Why privacy mattersMullvad VPN
Your IP address is used to identify you, track you, and map your online life. Step 1 in taking back your privacy online is masking it with a trustworthy VPN.
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a service that creates a private connection to the internet by encrypting your traffic. The outcome: your ISP (internet service provider) can’t see your activity and nobody else can use your IP address to track you.
€5/month
- Privacy-focused VPN
- No logging. Anonymous accounts.
- Circumvents censorship
- Combats AI-guided traffic analysis
Fight data collection with Mullvad Browser
A VPN is not enough for privacy. That’s why you should combine a trustworthy VPN with a privacy-focused browser.
Mullvad Browser is developed together with Tor. It’s open source and free of charge, whether or not you are a Mullvad VPN user.
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