Mullvads blogg

This is a reminder that we are fully removing support for OpenVPN on January 15th 2026, in six months time. Les mer

For Windows and macOS users, you can now update from within the Mullvad VPN app instead of going to our website. Les mer

At long last, we are accepting payments through the Bitcoin Lightning network. This means instant transactions, lower fees and enhanced privacy compared to on-chain Bitcoin payments. Les mer

We are writing this blog post to clarify that the 2025.6 version of the desktop app is safe to use. There is no need to worry, and the in-app warning should have disappeared by now. Les mer

Today we're launching Mullvad VPN loader - a new application for installing the Mullvad VPN desktop app on Windows and macOS which is both fast and secure. Les mer

Starting with version 2025.2, our Android app builds are reproducible. This means you can verify that the app you download and install is built from the open source code we publish. Les mer

To further increase your privacy and make your traffic harder to analyze, you can now route all your traffic through two servers instead of just one, directly in our Android app, version 2025.1 and newer. Les mer

We are now releasing version 2 of our Defense Against AI-guided Traffic Analysis (DAITA). Les mer

Our Android app (version 2024.9) has successfully passed MASA, a standardized security assessment, conducted by NCC Group. Les mer

Our users often ask why we do not use the includeAllNetworks to fix all possible leaks on iOS. This blog post aims to explain why this currently is not possible. Les mer