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A deep technical dive into Proton protocols, a powerful new VPN architecture designed to unlock the next generation of Proton VPN performance.
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A surge in VPN sign-ups from Egypt amid reports of Discord outages may signal a government crackdown on youth dissent.
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A new survey from Proton VPN shows how VPNs can help expats to combat homesickness while living abroad.
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A dispute between top Spanish football association LaLiga and Cloudflare means millions of Spanish need a VPN to access legitimate websites — here's why.
Online censorship spread to 35 countries, a new record, in 2022. But VPNs, and Proton VPN in particular, are effective ways to fight back.
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Proton will always provide a free, unlimited VPN. It’s part of our mission to keep the internet accessible for everyone. Here’s why we offer our free VPN plan.
Myanmar citizens have used Proton tools to communicate securely and access the truth. But Apple has blocked us from sending out important app updates.
ProtonVPN saw massive increases in countries where the government tried to block social media sites, including Hong Kong, Mali, and Azerbaijan.
The latest macOS release, Big Sur, places Apple apps on an exclusion list. ProtonVPN doesn’t allow these apps to bypass its firewall when Kill Switch is on.
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After a three-month fundraising campaign, ProtonVPN is giving HK$800,000 to 612 Humanitarian Fund and Stand With Hong Kong.
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We asked where we should install new VPN servers, and over 13,000 of you responded. Here is where we will prioritize adding new servers in the coming year.
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It’s time for Proton VPN’s annual server poll, where our community helps decide where we should expand our network. Anyone is eligible to cast their vote.
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Freedom in Hong Kong is in peril. Help us support civil liberties organizations fighting for democracy in Hong Kong.
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Many people have asked us about the security of our Hong Kong servers. Here’s how we keep our servers safe from Chinese authorities.
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China is pushing a security law aimed at curbing protests in Hong Kong. Here’s how to use a free VPN to secure your communications and online activity.
Vodafone, TalkTalk and Virgin Media have blocked ProtonVPN even though UK regulatory authorities have ruled that VPN services should not be actively blocked