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All users (Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux) of Mullvad VPN app are urged to upgrade to the latest release. All versions older than 2020.3 are now unsupported. Ler mais

What could it be? Upgrade to the latest beta version of the Mullvad VPN app for Android to find out! Ler mais

The latest version of the Mullvad app resolves DNS leak vulnerabilities affecting users who have “Local network sharing” enabled on either Windows, macOS, or Linux. We strongly recommend all users to upgrade. Ler mais

If you have “Local network sharing” enabled in the latest Windows version of the app (2020.1), this can potentially cause a DNS leak. Here’s what you can do while we work on a bug fix. Ler mais

On Wednesday, maintenance is planned for parts of our infrastructure. This may cause temporary disruption of the service during the day. Ler mais

Find out what’s new in the Mullvad VPN app’s latest release for Windows, macOS, and Linux. And most importantly, be sure to update your app! Ler mais

This new Android beta release of the Mullvad VPN app promises more connections and less crashes, so put on a helmet and take it for a test drive! Ler mais

As you may know (and we’re impressed if you do), the company that operates Mullvad VPN is Amagicom AB. That’s changing. Ler mais

The Internet is not a homogeneous entity providing equal access for everybody; it is a tiered service. The so-called Tier 1 providers “at the top” exchange traffic with each other for free, while “everyone else has to pay” to reach all destinations, the so called transit service. Ler mais

Wow, what a year it’s been! The one that closed out our first decade and began a new one. Here’s what we remember most fondly from 2019: Ler mais