Una dVPN auténtica con verdadera escala (más de 22.000 nodos activos en más de 135 países según la página principal de la red, 45.000 proveedores de ancho de banda según MystNodes, ambos datos obtenidos el 2026-11-02) y una interfaz de producto inusualmente transparente: nodos y aplicaciones de código abierto en Go, estadísticas en vivo de la red, tokenómica publicada con auditoría de token por CertiK. Sin embargo, las pruebas de este informe contradicen la publicidad en los aspectos más importantes: la afirmación de "sin registros" es solo política (no existe auditoría de VPN; la política de privacidad recopila correo electrónico, marcas de tiempo de sesión, volúmenes de ancho de banda y registros de servidores con direcciones IP), la garantía publicitada de devolución de dinero en 30 días es en realidad de 7 días en los términos reales (14 para la retirada en la UE), los términos están regidos por la legislación de Panamá a pesar de las entidades suizas/lituanas, y las condiciones limitan las conexiones simultáneas a 6, mientras que los planes anuncian hasta 15. Las direcciones IP residenciales de extraños son simultáneamente el producto (para desbloquear contenido de streaming —usuarios de r/VPN confirman que supera a las VPN de centro de datos en esto) y el riesgo (múltiples informes independientes de r/VPN sobre operadores de nodos que reciben visitas policiales por tráfico que transitó por su conexión doméstica). Voces de operadores de nodos reportan problemas con pagos y staking (reclamaciones IQ fallidas, ganancias del SenseCAP M1 inactivas), mientras que usuarios reportan frustraciones con suscripciones (solicitudes de reembolso sin respuesta, descargas ralentizadas, cancelaciones difíciles). Interesante, barato y digno de observación, pero aún no confiable como herramienta de privacidad para usos de alto riesgo.
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Mysterium Network is a decentralized VPN (dVPN) marketplace where strangers run exit nodes for MYST tokens. Operated by UAB MN Intelligence (Lithuania) on a protocol by Blockdev AG (Switzerland), it offers residential IPs at $2.29/month on a 2-year prepaid plan. While it’s open-source and scales to 22,000+ nodes, the no-logs claim rests on policy alone - not audits - and its privacy practices contradict marketing: email is collected, and website trackers abound.
Mysterium claims a strict no-logs policy, stating it doesn’t store browsing history, IP addresses, or session data, with connection logs deleted within minutes. However, this is policy-only evidence - no independent audit verifies the claim. The privacy policy admits collecting your email, bandwidth usage, session timestamps, device info, and server logs containing your IP and request URI (claimed anonymized). Third-party trackers (Google Analytics, Facebook, Hotjar) run on the site. The ToS even allows abuse assessments using traffic data, undermining the no-logs stance. Jurisdictionally, it’s murky: Lithuanian operator, Swiss developer, but disputes governed by Panamanian law - a red flag for legal opacity.
You pay $2.29/month (billed every two years) for the Plus plan, the cheapest tier despite offering more than Basic. Monthly plans start at $12.99. There is no renewal price published, so the long-term cost is unknown - a major financial risk. The advertised 30-day money-back guarantee is false: terms grant only 7 days (14 for EU users), one refund per user, and deny refunds for “abuse” judged from traffic. Payment options include card, PayPal, Apple/Google Pay, or MYST crypto via CoinGate. No free tier exists; the old pay-per-GB model was retired in 2026. The 3-year cash total cannot be computed due to missing renewal data.
Mysterium supports WireGuard and OpenVPN, with a kill switch, Double VPN (multihop), and city-level exit selection. It works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, routers, and browser extensions. With 22,000+ nodes across 108 countries - including 7,500+ residential IPs - it excels at evading geo-blocks, per Reddit users unblocking streaming services others couldn’t. However, P2P is contractually banned, and performance varies wildly since nodes are run by volunteers. Open-source apps and node software exist (GitHub), but we’ve not tested speeds or leaks. The network’s scale is real, but reliability depends on strangers’ bandwidth and uptime.
No central owner is disclosed, but Blockdev AG (Switzerland) built the protocol, and UAB MN Intelligence (Lithuania) runs the consumer app. Data quality is verified, but red flags abound: the 30-day refund claim contradicts 7-day terms, Panama governs disputes despite EU entities, and residential IPs may be from datacenter ranges. Community reports cite node operators facing police raids due to exit traffic. Reddit voices confirm payout issues (broken unstaking), poor support, and throttling. While used in censorship events (Nigeria #EndSARS, Myanmar 2021), it lacks trust markers: no audits, no warrant canary, and Privacy Guides excludes it for failing audit and multi-hop criteria.
Mysterium offers no documented obfuscation like Shadowsocks or domain fronting. It relies on residential IPs - which don’t look like typical VPN ranges - to bypass blocks. This helped users in China in 2020 (per HN threads), but plain OpenVPN was the method, now likely ineffective. Without active obfuscation, this tool is not reliable for China, Iran, or Russia-class censorship. Users in restrictive networks may find it useful for evading casual DPI or app-level blocks (e.g., streaming), but it’s not designed for high-risk circumvention. Node instability and lack of pluggable transports limit its utility in heavily censored environments.
Avoid Mysterium if you need audited privacy, reliable support, or safe torrenting. It’s a gamble for high-stakes anonymity due to unverified logging, Panama-law terms, and exit-node legal risks. It may work for streaming and geo-unblocking via residential IPs, especially for tech-tolerant users. The money-trail is unclear - no affiliate program is published, but the project funds itself via tokenomics and subscriptions. For real privacy, choose audited, independent providers; this dVPN is intriguing but not yet trustworthy.
| Precio inicial | 2,29 US$ /mo |
|---|---|
| Plazo de reembolso | 7 días |
| Notas | Página de precios actualizada al 2026-11-02 (promoción de Black Friday): Básico 2,49 $/mes (59,77 $ facturados cada 2 años, 6 dispositivos, 57 países, IPs de centro de datos), Plus 2,29 $/mes (54,94 $ facturados cada 2 años, 10 dispositivos, 108 países, más de 7.500 IPs residenciales, Doble VPN, elección por ciudad), Pro 3,89 $/mes (93,37 $ facturados cada 2 años, 15 dispositivos, bloqueador de malware). El plan mensual comienza en 12,99 $/mes (según preguntas frecuentes). IVA adicional según condiciones de servicio. Sin nivel gratuito: el histórico modelo de pago por GB con MYST (paquetes de recarga de 2/4/8 $, How-To Geek diciembre 2022) ha sido retirado a favor de suscripciones planas (Tech Insider septiembre 2026 confirma el cambio) |
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Estado de nuestras comprobaciones: 2026-11-02. Mysterium Network (MYST residential dVPN) alcanza 3.6/10 en nuestro análisis ponderado. Hemos registrado 6 señales de alerta (listadas arriba). Los reportes de usuarios, la propiedad y el historial de incidentes están documentados con fuentes fechadas en el metaanálisis de abajo.
A 2-year prepaid subscription to the Plus plan: 10 devices, 108 countries, 7,500+ residential IPs, Double VPN, and city-level exit choice - but no P2P allowed and speeds depend on volunteer-run nodes.
The renewal price is unknown - not published anywhere. The 3-year cash total cannot be calculated due to missing renewal data, creating a financial blind spot.
No. The claim is policy-only - not backed by audit or court test. The privacy policy collects email, session data, and IP-bearing logs, and the ToS allows traffic analysis for abuse claims, contradicting the no-logs marketing.
Not reliably. It lacks obfuscation tools. While residential IPs helped in past censorship events, plain OpenVPN is likely blocked now. Use purpose-built tools like Psiphon or Tor for such environments.
You must provide an email, so signup isn’t anonymous. Paying with MYST crypto via CoinGate hides your card, but the service still ties your activity to your account and email.
The dVPN relies on centralized apps and discovery servers. If operators vanish, node discovery and app updates fail - it’s not truly decentralized in practice. Your subscription would stop working with no recourse.
Yes. For real privacy, consider Mullvad ($5/month, audited, anonymous accounts) or Proton VPN (free tier, audited, Swiss-based). Both are open-source and avoid Mysterium’s legal and logging risks.
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