• @brownbreadboy
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    32 years ago

    Sorry but I’m confused. You saying Mullvad has more integrity or less?

    • @CodeGameEat
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      132 years ago

      I think he’s saying that all VPNs that do port forward will interest governments/police and the ones that are still operating are probably only operating because they got a deal to not be prosecuted in exchange of letting those entities see the traffic. Mullvad being Mullvad, they will never do that so instead of having all those legals threats, they just shut down the port-forward service. Tbh I’m surprised it ran as long as it did.

      • @DannyMac
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        22 years ago

        Thanks for clarifying to @brownbreadboy!

        The only way I would use port forwarding via other providers is if I was wanting to share something that I only didn’t want my ISP to know about.

      • MadCybertist
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        21 year ago

        How does this affect a torrent service using a deluge container for example?

      • @brownbreadboy
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        12 years ago

        Dang, that’s awesome. I honestly didn’t know mullvad or even vpn’s at that do port forwarding and really don’t understand the need to.

    • @DannyMac
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      22 years ago

      More integrity. @CodeGameEat’s response perfectly says what I intended.