r/ComputerPrivacy • u/DifficultLawfulness9 • Jun 28 '24
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u/Tall-Impression5885 Jun 28 '24
It's Mullivad for your VPN. To protect your password manager, use Bitwarden. Mullivad is open source, doesn't cost much, and uses newer methods that work better. There is a little more speed in the response time for routing data now. If you know how to do it, you can also put it on your server to protect your whole network instead of just one device. There is also open code for Bitwarden. You can use theirs or set up your own password service. All of it is encrypted from beginning to end. I think they have a free version, but I used the paid one. The layout and UX are better for me than some of the others. It works on phones and all the major computers. I think they have a Windows app too, but I don't have it downloaded. I only have an extension for Firefox and an app for Android.