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Mullvad or Proton VPN?
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this post was submitted on 12 May 2025
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To be fair, if your safety depends on whether a particular company cooperates with authorities, you'd better rethink your OPSEC.
My thinking is, if the CIA (or whatever country's equivalent) is on to you, it's pretty much jover.
I think it still very much depends on how much they're onto you. The guy from the most famous Proton case seems like a low-level crook, so if he wasn't so easy to catch, chances are the agency would've just went after an easier prey. If you're a DNM admin, though... Indeed, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.