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Which VPN Providers Really Take Privacy Seriously in 2023? * TorrentFreak
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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I still highly recommend Mullvad, they are generally an awesome company and havent had many issues with them beyond a few random sites blocking them which is to be expected.
Yeah, I would still be using mullvad if they hadn't removed port forwarding -- it's too damn bad but I get why they needed it. Switched to Proton but I imagine they'll run into the same issue down the road and will need to find a more permanent solution.
Mullvad used to be the no-brainer choice until they stopped supporting port forwarding. I kinda need it for seeding. ProtonVPN seems like a good idea for now.
I find that weird that so many struggle without port forwarding... my seeding is going just fine without port forwarding.
You'll be fine in public trackers without port forwarding due to the abundance of participants. In private trackers, it matters much more.