We are removing the option to create new subscriptions
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#2Very interesting. Mullvad seems to be the most extreme and reputable VPN service out there when it comes to privacy. At least it seems that way.
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#3The few times where removing ‘features’ (re: privacy holes) is good news
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#4Great benefit. I also recommend to find a reputable masked card service provider if you plan to use a credit/debit card. Autopay is just another way for banks and providers to circumvent overdraft protection legislation and hopefully new legislation will remove any "perks" that providers offer for autopay services.
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#5I wish more SaaS companies (especially VPN ones) did this, this is a giant win for in the area of privacy. Go Mullvad!
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#6I've always loved that Mullvad wouldn't let you accidentally compromise your own security.
For example, the port-forwarding feature won't work if you have a recurring subscription.
This just extends that kind of thinking to the service in general.
Been a Mullvad customer for a long time now, and it's always been awesome.
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#7If you're familiar with the sizeable benefits of the subscription model for a business you'll recognize this is a big deal.
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#8Great benefit. I also recommend to find a reputable masked card service provider if you plan to use a credit/debit card. Autopay is just another way for banks and providers to circumvent overdraft protection legislation and hopefully new legislation will remove any "perks" that providers offer for autopay services.
I would love to know if there are any of these in the EU – US friends of mine have mentioned privacy.com but I am unaware of a similar service in the UK.
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#9> convenience comes at a cost and we no longer think this is an acceptable trade-off.
In an age where dissertations about what color and position to use for buttons go pages long, that's a courageous position that follows a clear strategy. Kudos!
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#10Great benefit. I also recommend to find a reputable masked card service provider if you plan to use a credit/debit card. Autopay is just another way for banks and providers to circumvent overdraft protection legislation and hopefully new legislation will remove any "perks" that providers offer for autopay services.
No need, just send them cash in an envelope, which works just as well.
I wish more services supported this, but I understand it adds a lot of hassle for them as well.