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Re:The ownership and future of Mullvad VPN by sillysaurusx on Thursday September 16, 2021 @06:47PM (#28558774)
Excuse the ignorance, but what do they do when LEO knocks and asks "At 2:34am CST, we saw IP address <x.y.z.w> downloaded child porn. Who was it?"

They just say "We don't know"? Aren't there consequences for letting people download illegal content via your servers?

It seems likely that they would say "At 2:43am CST, the IP address proxying <x.y.z.w> was <your actual IP>," at which point LEO would knock on your ISP's door. Right?

I think it's totally crazy (as in actually-insane) to trust your life to these services. You're right, you can't really be sure. And if you're in a situation where you need to protect your identity, you're already caught.

Re:The ownership and future of Mullvad VPN by int_19h on Thursday September 16, 2021 @08:29PM (#28559628)
Re:The ownership and future of Mullvad VPN by sillysaurusx on Thursday September 16, 2021 @11:40PM (#28560941)
Thanks! I didn’t expect to be retracting my claims, but I retract my claims.

I wouldn’t trust my life to it, and I still think it would be crazy to. But if I ever need a VPN, I’ll go with mullvad.

Re:The ownership and future of Mullvad VPN by silexia on Saturday September 18, 2021 @09:51AM (#28576265)
Wow, I have been looking for a service like this.