The Mullvad Blog

Mozilla has partnered with Mullvad in order to utilize our global network of VPN servers for its own VPN application. Read more

We’ve addressed a number of bugs in the newest beta version of the Mullvad VPN app for Android. Read more

Update: It now takes a few seconds to propagate new WireGuard® keys and internal static IP-addresses to all servers. Read more

Not so very long ago, privacy was still regarded as the right of the individual to be physically alone without being observed. However, with the advent of the Internet and the proliferation of a burgeoning digital society, our lives have become increasingly less private and more accessible. Read more

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

If you've been following our blog recently, then you're well aware that we see potential in the WireGuard VPN protocol. We've therefore decided to support the project's development yet again with a donation. Read more

When does a security incident of a VPN provider warrant public disclosure? 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. Today, however, it is hard to confirm that the network still exists, or that the secret treaty on signals intelligence is still in force. We assume it does until proven otherwise. Read more

Change the app’s language yourself in the latest version of the Mullvad VPN app which also comes with a resolved issue that has affected many Windows users. Read more

Although the Android version is not yet ready for its first stable release, this beta version (2019.9-beta1) is an improvement over the previous one. Read more