The Mullvad Blog

The Swedish government will be updating its Electronic Communications Act (LEK) by the end of 2020. Just like the current version, the new one will not apply to VPN services. Read more

Apple's iOS version 13.3.1 and likely all newer versions contain a vulnerability that prevents any VPN from encrypting all traffic. Read more

Confused about Sweden’s new legislation on the covert surveillance of data? In short, it does not pertain to Mullvad VPN. Read more

New law in Sweden 1 April 2020 Read more

From a few seemingly mundane data points to thousands, from anonymous to identified. Our increasingly naive attitude toward data collection is allowing companies to get to know us in the most personal and intimate way. Read more

Not so very long ago, privacy was still regarded as the right of the individual to be physically alone without being observed. Read more

Our server list has been updated to contain the following two major additions: Read more

There is no doubt that the secret European branch of the "SIGINT Seniors" spy network (known commonly as "14 Eyes") existed at the time the Snowden files were released. Read more

We want you to remain anonymous. All. The. Way. So, when you sign up for our VPN, we don't ask for any personal information  no username, no password, no e-mail address. Read more

What are you agreeing to when you decide to use our VPN service? More importantly, what are we promising to you? Read more