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Why use RAM-less VPN servers?
  • Privacy deep dives
Proton VPN doesn't use RAM-only VPN servers because we believe them to be marketing hype. In this article, we explain why.
  • Proton VPN news
Independent security experts verified that ProtonVPN does not log user data or engage in any practices that might compromise your privacy.
VPN on mobile device
  • Privacy basics
Mobile devices are now the primary way most people access the internet, so you should protect your online privacy with a mobile VPN app
Tor over VPN
  • Privacy deep dives
Tor is a powerful tool for browsing the Dark Web anonymously, but your ISP can still see your activity. By using a VPN you add an extra layer of privacy.
Smart TV privacy
  • Privacy deep dives
Smart TVs may allow you to instantly connect to streaming apps, but they collect and share data about all the shows you watch and have poor cybersecurity.
Expats should use a VPN
  • Privacy basics
A VPN helps expats watch their favorite sports teams online, do their online banking safely, and stay in touch with people back home.
  • Privacy basics
Learn how to manage SafeSearch settings to create a safer browsing experience for you and your family.
IP whitelisting best practices
  • For business
IP whitelisting can be used with Proton VPN for Business dedicated gateways to provide an additional layer of security for your company’s resources.
  • Privacy basics
We compared the privacy of four major Apple AirTag alternatives and offer tips to improve your privacy and security.
Why a VPN is important when working remotely
  • For business
Remote access VPNs, why your WFH employees should use one, and how Proton VPN for Business offers a modern, flexible remote VPN solution.
Proton VPN now operates one of the largest VPN server networks in the world.
  • Proton VPN news
With over 5000 servers, Proton VPN has reached a new milestone in our mission to make online privacy the default for everyone.