Mullvad is working on adding QUIC obfuscation in their VPN clients

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@fiqiluvo.epileto

I saw no confirmation of this in their blogs. They simply email you back an unblocked server from the public list last time i emailed them.

@fiqiluvo.epileto

Its sad to see tier 2 vpn providers like ivpn carefully implementing V2Ray protocols (but most importantly financing the developers) while Proton doesn’t fix leaks in their Linux VPN client for years and Mullvad grifting misinformed EU&US users about their success in fighting censorship.

IVPN never worked for me while I was in China (Android, it just kept loading infinitely), while Mullvad did (Proton VPN almost never worked). Keep in mind this was before they introduce Shadowsocks.

@fiqiluvo.epileto

I hope Encounter5729 would finally understand how Mullvad adding QUIC obfuscation is certainly a path in the right direction, but nearly not enough to deal with censorship in any meaningful way.

You seem to have a black and white view of censorship. QUIC over HTTP obfuscation will help many people bypass light-to-medium censorship while keeping connection reliability. I never said it could bypass advanced censorship systems , despite you apparently interpreting it that way.

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And again, I repeat that the GFW doesn’t, at least not universally, block all Mullvad VPN IPs.