New apps for Windows, iOS, and iPadOS as we refresh the look and feel of Proton VPN while also adding some of the most commonly requested features by you, such as hiding free servers (for paid users), selecting servers based on cities, and more.
Custom DNS for Android, macOS, iOS and iPadOS, and Linux.
Expanded support for streaming platforms at national and international level (we currently support more than 60).
iOS users will be able to add a Proton VPN widget to their home screens for easy access.
I assume the user wants Mullvad-like access, where you have no email or anything else, and you just have a set of numbers to authenticate. But it’s just my assumption.
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Am I the only one who wants to login without putting my mail account?
Uhhhhh… What?
I assume the user wants Mullvad-like access, where you have no email or anything else, and you just have a set of numbers to authenticate. But it’s just my assumption.
Ah, but that doesn’t make sense for proton