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Payment Options:
- Credit Card
- Bitcoin
- Cash (mail to Sweden)
- Bank Wire
- Swish (Sweden only)
配置选项
正确的配置可以针对你的特定需求优化安全性和性能。
连接设置
设置
选项
推荐
协议
WireGuard, OpenVPN
WireGuard
端口
自动、自定义
自动
DNS
默认、自定义
Mullvad DNS
断路器
开/关
始终开启
自动连接
开/关
开启
DNS 配置
DNS 提供商
隐私性
速度
内容过滤
Mullvad 默认
高
快
无
Mullvad 过滤
高
快
广告/追踪器
自定义
不定
不定
不定
分流隧道
应用
使用 VPN
原因
网页浏览器
是
隐私关键
银行应用
否
可能阻止 VPN
游戏
可选
对延迟敏感
流媒体
可选
内容访问
高级网络设置
设置
描述
何时使用
IPv6
启用/禁用 IPv6
兼容性
本地网络
访问局域网设备
家庭网络
混淆
隐藏 VPN 流量
受限网络
桥接模式
双重 VPN
最大隐私
高级功能
Mullvad 为需要增强隐私和控制的用户提供高级功能。
多跳(双重 VPN)
配置
路径
用途
入口 → 出口
国家 A → 国家 B
增强隐私
同一国家
城市 A → 城市 B
区域隐私
不同国家
任意组合
最大匿名性
Shadowsocks 混淆
功能
描述
好处
协议
SOCKS5 代理
绕过 VPN 封锁
加密
额外层
隐藏 VPN 使用
用途
审查网络
访问被封锁的内容
自定义 DNS 服务器
服务器
IP 地址
用途
Cloudflare
1.1.1.1
速度
Google
8.8.8.8
可靠性
Quad9
9.9.9.9
安全性
AdGuard
94.140.14.14
广告拦截
CLI 命令
# Connect to specific country
mullvad relay set location se
# Enable kill switch
mullvad lockdown-mode set on
# Check connection status
mullvad status
# Set DNS
mullvad dns set default
隐私最佳实践
将 VPN 与其他隐私措施结合可以创建全面的安全防护。
隐私清单
实践
优先级
实施方式
断路器
关键
始终启用
DNS 泄露保护
关键
使用 Mullvad DNS
自动连接
高
随系统启动
WebRTC 泄露防护
高
浏览器设置
HTTPS Everywhere
中等
浏览器扩展
浏览器配置
设置
推荐
原因
WebRTC
禁用
防止 IP 泄露
DNS over HTTPS
启用
加密 DNS
Cookies
阻止第三方
减少追踪
扩展
uBlock Origin
拦截广告/追踪器
设备级隐私
层级
工具
用途
操作系统
全盘加密
数据保护
应用
应用权限
限制访问
网络
防火墙
控制流量
浏览器
隐私优先
减少指纹识别
支付隐私
方式
匿名性
便利性
现金
最高
最低
加密货币
高
中等
信用卡
低
最高
银行转账
低
中等
故障排除
Mullvad VPN 常见问题及解决方案。
连接问题
问题
可能原因
解决方案
无法连接
防火墙阻止
允许 Mullvad 通过防火墙
速度慢
服务器过载
切换服务器
频繁断开
网络不稳定
更改协议
DNS 泄露
配置问题
重新安装应用
速度优化
因素
影响
解决方案
服务器距离
高
选择更近的服务器
服务器负载
中等
选择较空闲的服务器
协议
中等
使用 WireGuard
加密级别
低
默认设置
常见错误信息
错误
含义
修复
"Blocked"
断路器已激活
重新连接 VPN
"DNS error"
DNS 解析失败
更改 DNS 设置
"Auth failed"
账号问题
检查账号状态
"Timeout"
连接太慢
尝试其他服务器
诊断命令
# Check public IP
curl ifconfig.me
# Test DNS leak
nslookup example.com
# Check connection logs
mullvad relay get
# Reset settings
mullvad reset
Find calories (lowest priority in short-term survival)
In most outdoor emergencies, exposure (hypothermia or hyperthermia) is the first lethal threat, not starvation or dehydration. Build or find shelter before searching for water.
Shelter Building
Site Selection
Avoid dry riverbeds (flash flood risk).
Avoid lone trees and hilltops (lightning risk).
Avoid avalanche paths, rockfall zones, and dead trees with hanging branches.
Look for natural windbreaks: rock faces, dense tree lines, ridges.
Stay slightly elevated to avoid cold air pooling in valleys.
Emergency Shelter Types
Shelter
Materials
Time to Build
Best For
Debris hut
Branches, leaves, pine needles
1-2 hours
Cold weather, solo
Lean-to
Long branches, tarp/poncho
30-60 min
Moderate conditions
Snow cave
Compact snow
1-3 hours
Deep snow, extreme cold
A-frame tarp
Cordage, tarp/poncho
15-30 min
Rain, mild cold
Natural shelter
Caves, rock overhangs
Minimal
Any conditions (check for occupants)
Debris Hut Construction
Find a ridgepole -- a sturdy branch about 9 feet long.
Prop one end on a stump or rock at about 3 feet high, or wedge into a tree fork.
Lean shorter branches along both sides to form an A-frame.
Pile debris (leaves, pine needles, grass) thickly over the frame -- at least 2 feet deep.
Line the inside with dry debris for insulation from the ground.
Keep the entrance small and plug it with debris when inside.
The inside should be just large enough for your body. A smaller space retains heat better.
Water Purification
Dehydration kills within days. Never skip water purification in the backcountry.
Methods
Method
Kills Bacteria?
Kills Viruses?
Removes Chemicals?
Notes
Boiling (1 minute at rolling boil)
Yes
Yes
No
Most reliable method
Chemical treatment (iodine/chlorine)
Yes
Yes (with wait time)
No
Taste can be unpleasant; follow dosage carefully
UV light (SteriPEN)
Yes
Yes
No
Requires batteries; clear water works best
Pump filter (0.2 micron)
Yes
No (most models)
No
Fast; backflush to maintain
Gravity filter (Sawyer, Platypus)
Yes
No (most models)
No
Good for groups; slow
SODIS (sunlight in clear bottles)
Partial
Partial
No
Last resort; requires 6+ hours of direct sun
Boiling + charcoal filter
Yes
Yes
Partial
Improves taste after boiling
Water Source Priority
Spring water emerging from rock -- generally safest natural source.
Fast-moving streams in forested, uninhabited areas.
Lakes and ponds (requires thorough treatment).
Puddles and standing water (last resort; heavy treatment needed).
Snow -- melt before drinking. Eating snow lowers body temperature.
Fire Starting
Fire provides warmth, purifies water (via boiling), signals rescuers, and boosts morale.
Fire Triangle
You need three elements: heat (ignition), fuel (wood), and oxygen (airflow). Remove any one and the fire dies.
Ignition Methods
Method
Reliability
Skill Required
Notes
Waterproof matches
High
Minimal
Carry in sealed container
Butane lighter
High
Minimal
May fail at altitude or extreme cold
Ferrocerium rod
High
Moderate
Works wet, lasts thousands of strikes
Magnifying lens / Fresnel lens
Moderate
Low
Requires direct sunlight
Bow drill
Low (for beginners)
High
Friction fire; requires practice
Flint and steel
Moderate
Moderate
Traditional; requires char cloth or tinder
Fire Lay Structure
Tinder: Fine, dry material that catches a spark. Examples: birch bark shavings, dryer lint, cotton balls with petroleum jelly, dry grass, cedar bark fibers, fatwood shavings.
Kindling: Pencil-thin dry sticks and twigs.
Fuel: Progressively larger wood, from finger-thick to wrist-thick.
Build in a teepee or log cabin structure. Light the tinder, add kindling as the flame grows, then add fuel gradually. Do not smother a young fire with too much wood too soon.
Navigation
Map and Compass
The most reliable navigation method. Electronics fail; a compass does not.
Basic compass use:
Hold the compass flat in front of you.
Rotate the bezel until the red magnetic needle aligns with the orienting arrow (red in the shed).
Read your bearing at the index line.
To follow a bearing: rotate your body until the needle aligns, then walk toward a landmark in that direction.
Declination: Magnetic north and true north differ. Adjust your compass or account for the difference (shown on your topographic map).
Map Reading Essentials
Symbol
Meaning
Contour lines close together
Steep terrain
Contour lines far apart
Gentle terrain
V-shape pointing uphill
Valley or stream
V-shape pointing downhill
Ridge
Blue lines/shapes
Water features
Brown lines
Elevation contours
Green shading
Vegetation
Natural Navigation
When you lack a compass:
Method
Technique
Sun position
Sun rises in the east, sets in the west. At solar noon it is due south (northern hemisphere) or due north (southern hemisphere).
Shadow stick
Plant a stick upright. Mark shadow tip. Wait 15 minutes. Mark again. The line from first to second mark runs roughly west-to-east.
North Star (Polaris)
Locate the Big Dipper. The two stars forming the outer edge of the cup point toward Polaris. Polaris indicates true north.
Moss and vegetation
Unreliable as a sole indicator. Moss often grows on the shaded side of trees in humid climates, but it grows on all sides too. Use only as a corroborating clue.
Prevailing wind
If you know the prevailing wind direction for the area, you can orient from it.
Edible Plants
Critical warning: Misidentifying plants can be fatal. Do not eat any plant you cannot identify with certainty. When in doubt, do not eat it.
The Universal Edibility Test
If you must test an unknown plant and have no other food source:
Test for contact reaction: Rub on inner wrist. Wait 15 minutes.
Test for lip reaction: Touch to corner of mouth. Wait 15 minutes.
Test for tongue reaction: Place on tongue. Wait 15 minutes.
Test for mouth reaction: Chew and hold in mouth (do not swallow). Wait 15 minutes.
Test for digestion: Swallow a small amount. Wait 8 hours.
If any reaction occurs at any stage, stop immediately.
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