When you visit a website, you can be identified and tracked through your IP address, third-party cookies, all kinds of tracking scripts, and through so called browser fingerprints. That’s why masking your IP address is not enough to stop the data collection. However, by using a trustworthy VPN in combination with a privacy-focused browser, you can put up a better resistance against the mass surveillance of today. That's why we partnered with the Tor Project to develop Mullvad Browser – a browser designed to minimize tracking and fingerprints.
Big tech, authorities, and data brokers can use your IP address, cookies, scripts, and browser fingerprints to identify and track you online. Learn more about your unwanted followers and why you need a privacy-focused browser to stop them.
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Using a VPN alone is not enough to achieve perfect privacy. There’s simply too much data being extracted through most browsers. So, Mullvad reached out to the experts on privacy-focused browsers: the Tor Project. Learn about the idea behind the collaboration.
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En del webbläsare är byggda med själva huvudsyftet att samla in data. Andra är helt enkelt inte tillräckligt bra på att skydda din privacy från dagens massövervakningstekniker. Här kan du läsa mer om vad som är bra att tänka på innan du väljer browser.
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When you visit a webpage, most browsers give away information about your software and device. Combining this information with your other browser data makes it possible to create a user profile that can identify you.
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In our world, there’s only one way to reduce the absurd personal data collection of today, and it’s a classic: hide in the crowd. Take a look at the modifications and settings of a browser with a single purpose and ambition: for all of its users to appear as one.
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All the content on this page has a single goal: to get as many people as possible to understand the importance of online privacy. That’s why we have simplify some things, and that’s why we try to be as educational as possible. If you think all this is yesterday’s news, go straight to the tech specification.
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What’s the difference between the Tor Browser and the Mullvad Browser? What’s this weird gray spacing around the websites? Here are your most frequently asked questions.
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Your IP address is used to identify you, track you, and map your online life. Step 1 in taking back your personal privacy online is masking it with a credible VPN.
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Internet has turned into a marketplace where everyone is constantly monitored. What consequences can that have for you? And where can data collection lead, if we don’t resist? Read more about the mass surveillance of today, and how it threatens free societies.
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