The Mullvad Blog

Passwords, we protect our most important information with them. But are they good enough? In part four of our series on improving online privacy, learn how to create better passwords and more effectively manage them.

Increasing online privacy for our Linux and WireGuard users just got easier. With our new online tool, the configuration file needed for multihopping is automatically generated.

When it comes to online browsing, there's more you can be doing to stay safe.

While you're connected to Mullvad, your browser could still be leaking information and therefore jeopardizing your privacy. With our new Am I Mullvad tool, you can now get a quick overview of your connection status.

As of today, we are increasing the length of our account numbers to 16 digits. Customers with 12- or 13-digit numbers can continue using the service without taking any action.

Ever thought about establishing a blog but wanted to remain anonymous? Our latest privacy-related guide covers this topic and gives you tips for keeping your pen name and real identity separate.

Our new privacy guide on using encrypted email walks you through setting up the Mozilla Thunderbird email application in order to easily send PGP-encrypted emails and even decrypt received messages.

Learn about the basics of encryption in our latest guide on privacy. We'll walk you through the steps on how to create your own encryption key, how to encrypt a message and send it to ...

Our latest guide on how to change your computer's MAC address helps to increase your online anonymity. This is particularly useful if you tend to move around to different locations with your computer, such as ...

We continue our series on how you can improve your online privacy. This time we focus on plugins – some you can install and others that you should disable to keep you safe.