Service updates

Installing servers in new countries helps Proton VPN deliver privacy and security to more people around the world. We asked our community which countries we should prioritize, and these are the results.

We’re excited to add to our growing list of servers in more and more countries. Our Bulgaria VPN servers bring Proton VPN to the Balkans for the first time.

We’re introducing block-level disk encryption at our exit servers to protect against attacks that could be used by governments.

Russia is the 32nd country to join the Proton VPN network. These servers offer secure and private Internet access to the largest country in the world.

Our new iOS and macOS apps now come with Always-on VPN, a feature that protects you from VPN disconnects.

Israel is the 31st country to join the Proton VPN network. These servers should help improve latency for Proton VPN users in North Africa and the Middle East.

To keep up with the number of new users we had to double the size of our network over the past five months. In that time we have added over 80 new servers in 15 new countries.

Luxembourg is the 29th country to join the Proton VPN network. Despite being one of the smallest and least populous countries in Europe, it still placed 13th in our community poll!

Proton VPN is installing its newest VPN servers in Belgium, which was number 12 in our community poll. We certainly have covered some ground since we held that poll!