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Thanks for heads up. Would’ve auto-renewed Monday.
What are you switching to?
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.
I can recommend AirVPN. Switched to then after Mullvad removed port forwarding and haven't had a single problem since.
Why AirVPN? Is it as good as Mulvad?
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.
Nice, thanks. I'll take a look at it.
Do you happen to know who owns them, if they've been raibed already and how that went?
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.