Mullvad is trying to increase their transparency and make sure users can trust them which is great. But would there be a way for them to make it so that users do not have to trust them? What if the second server was hosted by another entity?
Mullvad is trying to increase their transparency and make sure users can trust them which is great. But would there be a way for them to make it so that users do not have to trust them? What if the second server was hosted by another entity?
Simple answer: Apple doesn't get your info. Mullvad is one of the non-logging VPN providers so unless you're compromised in some other way (like logging into Google, Facebook, etc) then running a make on your is far more difficult than just serving a warrant to Apple.
How do you know that they're not logging? Or that their ISPs are not logging?
That said, mullvad facilitates fully anonymous signup and payment, if you’re so inclined… so in that regard even if they’re secretly logging, if your OPSEC is up to par then it’s fairly moot.
Just my 0.02$