I think this is a good rule of thumb: "If a company invests so much money in advertising over the long term and promotes its products so aggressively, the product must be subpar."
Because they have a very strong track record of good performance, reliability, and defense of privacy. VPN businesses largely sell trust and Mullvad has earned a lot of it
They're really the original "trustworthy" VPN that people that know about them will recommend. It's very straightforward.
IVPN is very similar kind of focus and branding, same with Obscura.
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/vpn/
The ones I can recommend that aren't on this list are Obscura and Nym.
If anyone recommends VPN, it is usually the one. Others have greater chance to be scam or selling your data.
Does that include Proton's VPN?
Yes.
I think this is a good rule of thumb: "If a company invests so much money in advertising over the long term and promotes its products so aggressively, the product must be subpar."
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It is also very controversial
They have a product good enough that they don't need a huge advertising budget that involves every channel on YouTube
Because they have a very strong track record of good performance, reliability, and defense of privacy. VPN businesses largely sell trust and Mullvad has earned a lot of it
Are they? I can only imagine MordVpn makes a lot of money
I think Mullvad is likely the biggest of privacy VPNs but those consortiums likely make a lot.
https://kumu.io/Windscribe/vpn-relationships
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