Fredrik, thank you for a clear and honest statement of Mullvad's position rather than corporate word salad.

> Mullvad protects the right for people to express things we don't agree with. We protect the right of everyone to access views we don't agree with.

> That said, if you no longer want to be a Mullvad customer for philosophical reasons, we think it's important to honor that

Combining the above statements, would you have any recommendations on VPN providers for people who choose to leave Mullvad? As you will agree, anonymity and privacy are under attack the world over and even people who leave Mullvad deserve have access to tools enabling the same.

The VPN space is a cesspool of shady operators who seem to spend more on marketing than technology and it's really hard even for the HN audience to know which providers are legit. This is where your background and experience are really valuable, so any recommendations would be very welcome.

Yes, I am aware that the ask here is to endorse a competitor, however if someone has made up their mind to leave Mullvad, they are going to do so anyway. Enabling them to do so while retaining their anonymity and privacy will go a long way in advancing the political aims Mullvad stands for.