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Proton VPN product lifecycle stages
This page lists the current lifecycle stage and end-of-life (EOL) date for all Proton VPN products.
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How to uninstall ICPS on Windows 11
The Intel Connectivity Performance Suite (ICPS) may cause conflicts with Proton VPN software on Windows 11. Follow our guide to remove it.
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Proton VPN payment issues
This article explains why payment for your Proton VPN subscription might have failed, and what you can do to fix it.
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How to avoid CAPTCHAs when using Proton VPN
If you use a VPN, you're slightly more likely to get CAPTCHA challenges. But there are steps you can take to keep them to a minimum.
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How we use Zendesk to support our customers
We use Zendesk to handle support requests. This does not compromise your privacy, and you can request human assistance at any time.
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Why did a Proton VPN server get removed?
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How to bypass UK ISP blocks
VPNs are not subject to being blocked under the UK's Digital Economy Act, but some ISPs have been overenthusiastic.
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Difference between Tor browser and Tor over VPN
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How to turn off IPv6 on macOS
We show you how to prevent IPv6 leaks when using third-party VPN apps on macOS.
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How to turn off IPv6 on Windows
If you manually configure Proton VPN on Windows, we recommend blocking IPv6 at the system level. In this guide we show you how.
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How to manually block IPv6 on Linux
If using a manual VPN connection on Linux, we recommend disabling IPv6 to ensure no leaks can occur. We show you how.