That day, I went for an hour and a half without using the internet because I didn’t want to use WiFi in a place that wasn’t secure. So, I could no longer justify paying for their service. So, I logged into the service, but for some reason, it would not work. At the time I was using PIA (Private Internet Access) as my VPN. XXXX reserves the right to reduce throughput or access as need be. All communication over XXXX network is subject to monitoring. No network communication should be considered private or protected. I connected to their WiFi and an obnoxious warning popped up on the screen that let me know that they log all the data that flows through their network. I remember being at a local car stereo store waiting on an installation to be completed a few years back. I am a firm believer of this because I value my privacy. The remainder of our review on Mullvad VPN is shown below.Įveryone needs a VPN. Many VPNs are at a minimum going to show location, system, and browser information. The two main areas that were addressed by enabling the VPN were the IP address and a DNS leak. When I ran the test without the VPN enabled, the score was 5 out of 12 points, or 41%. The anonymity rating was 7 out of 12 points or 58%. Showed an officially registered autonomous system number So, we ran a full anonymity screening using Mullvad and these were the results. Since then, we had the site recommended to us as a place to test how anonymous a VPN is keeping your identity. When we first published this review, we ran some basic tests to check the security of the VPN’s connection. Mullvad VPN values your privacy and provides as much anonymity as possible for $5.50 a month.
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