The law does not apply to content that is transmitted in electronic communications networks using electronic communications services. Section 4 of this Act apply to electronic communications networks and communications services and associated facilities and services and the other on. Per LEK definitions, the LEK does not apply to VPN providers. What governs Mullvad is Swedish laws.īy and large, the law governing required data collection is "Act (2003:389) On Electronic Communications" (This is a translated version), collectively known as the LEK. It is a directive from the EU to EU members to craft laws within their country to meet (no broader) then the directive. While I am not a lawyer, I can try an clear some things up.The document in your LOC link is not governing law that is legally binding. I cam across this posting in a kind of unrelated search. But for now, an official source verified that they do not. If Mullvad ever does store user data in the future, they will be not be private. Due to no logging policies, Mullvad is indeed secure and is a great VPN service. Update: Mullvad was raided recently and the police could not obtain a single byte of data. It is a good vpn service still, but their motto, "privacy is a universal right", cannot truly be upheld by them if the government deems vpn's an area where crime can take place. Its local government has wordings in its laws that allow them to force Mullvad to retain data and there are no 3rd party reviews to verify how much data they actually retain. TLDR: Mullvad is fairly secure but not private. I am primarily referencing the Library of Congress article and verified with other sources. Would you all agree that this definition is a bit loose goosey, or am I missing something? I haven't seen this really discussed much in good detail outside these and a handful other sketchy articles. Per the LOC, an example of such would be, "specified geographical areas that are at high risk of being breeding grounds for the preparation of serious crimes.". However, the ECJ still allowed it to pass under the pretense to fight 'serious crimes'. Per Library of Congress on the Swedish Data Retention Act, "ECJ(European Court of Justice) concluded that the Charter of Fundamental Rights precluded the adoption and enforcement of such laws as the Swedish Data Retention Act as it “provide for general and indiscriminate retention of all traffic and location data of all subscribers and registered users relating to all means of electronic communication.” These are all the distributors that were mentioned:įirst time poster, sorry if I missed a rule! Xoxide - Cases, Case Mods, Heatsinks, etc. The top ten websites to get parts from are listed below based on responses to this link in order from most responses to least.
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