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Proton VPN is privacy-oriented VPN service made by the same developers of Proton Mail. Despite the free tier just offers 3 server locations (Japan, Netherlands, and United States), they doesn't limit the amount of data a free subscriber can use.
PROTON VPN MAIN FEATUES
Based in Switzerland
Strict no logs policy
All open-source apps and independently audited
Secure core servers
Website tracking protection
Forward Secrecy
Multiple protocols supported
Full disk encryption servers
Tor over VPN support
Proton VPN app runs major platforms for both mobile and desktop based operating systems, inlcuding Android, iPhone + iPad, Windows, macOS, Linux, Chomebook, and Android TV.
There are some ways to use Proton VPN on Linux. We can use manual OpenVPN setup that I've shared earlier (if you are interested, check the link in the above) or use official Proton VPN Linux app that available in two, GUI and CLI.
#1 MANUAL OPENVPN SETUP
You can configure OpenVPN manually in Linux using either NetworkManager or the command line. This may be useful on devices not supported by our Proton VPN Linux app or the Proton VPN CLI.
#2 OFFICIAL PROTON VPN LINUX APP
The Proton VPN Linux app is a fully featured desktop VPN application with a graphical user interface. It is the recommended way for most people to use Proton VPN on their Linux systems.
#3 OFFICIAL PROTON VPN CLI
The Proton VPN CLI is a fully featured command line tool recommended for those who prefer to work in Terminal, want an app that uses minimal system resources, or work with Linux servers.
This video also covers how to remove / delete / uninstall ProtonVPN on from the system in a singe hit. Hope you find this video useful, especially for new comers that's trying to use and learn Linux.
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