• zr0@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    2 days ago

    Just a couple of posts above was the news about the Mullvad CEO being a white suprematist. ‘Nuff lemons.

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        19 hours ago

        Capitalistic pigs can’t be normal, because money > morals, but only until a civil war starts where people hunt those pigs down. I am eagerly waiting for this.

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          12 hours ago

          Sorry afk. Not sure yet. Few days load balancing on cheap/free services that I usually only use for low priority traffic. Due diligence just takes me longer than it used to so I don’t know yet.

          For temporary solutions, DDG and AdGuard-VPN are reliable and check the boxes usually considered most important, but they don’t offer the power user / enterprise features some need to replace mulvad.

          Before Mulvad I used NordVPN. So I may reevaluate them first, but in truth I’m close to just skipping all of this and paying the fuck off fee to run my own servers.

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          1 day ago

          I can recommend AirVPN. Switched to then after Mullvad removed port forwarding and haven’t had a single problem since.

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              20 hours ago

              Even better since they support port forwarding. They’re also a privacy focused. It is founded by privacy activists and has been like that since inception. I haven’t heard any bad stuff about the people behind it.

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            1 day ago

            Do you happen to know who owns them, if they’ve been raibed already and how that went?

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              20 hours ago

              It is created by privacy activists and is still run by the original owners. I haven’t heard of any raids but they’re using RAM servers so raids would be inefficient anyway.