Proton VPN news
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Independent security experts verified that ProtonVPN does not log user data or
engage in any practices that might compromise your privacy.
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With over 5000 servers, Proton VPN has reached a new milestone in our mission to
make online privacy the default for everyone.
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To ensure people can access the information they need to vote, Proton VPN will
make VPN servers available for free before elections.
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The new Proton VPN Linux app is rebuilt from the ground up to be efficient,
elegant, and modular in design.
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Proton VPN for Business makes network segmentation and access control easy,
providing secure internet access and all-around network security.
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Internet censorship in Ethiopia has been ongoing for years. By upgrading to a
paid subscription, you can directly support a free and uncensored internet for
all.
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We’re partnering with DW to provide high-speed, censorship-resistant access to
their independent reporting.
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The permanent kill switch prevents all outgoing and incoming connections outside
the VPN interface. We discuss how to use it
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The Proton VPN browser extension for Chrome and Firefox provides a convenient
and secure way to protect your privacy online
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New VPN servers in Croatia and Malta mean we now offer servers in every European
Union (EU) country.
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We want to share our short-term development plans for Proton VPN. We explain
improvements you can expect and when.