Mullvad Leta is a breath of fresh air in a desert of surveillance. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: no search engine is truly private if it relies on the indexes of the big players (Bing, Google, etc.). It’s like asking for pure water while being hooked up to the NSA’s plumbing.

I fully applaud the intention — privacy desperately needs alternatives — but as long as the core infrastructure is controlled by the usual giants, we’re just playing hide and seek on borrowed ground.

The real revolution comes when we build sovereign infrastructure, not just privacy masks over legacy systems.