ProtonVPN with Secure Core

guest · Aug 10, 2018

Get a two-year subscription to ProtonVPN at 66% off, now only $79.99
August 10, 2018
https://www.neowin.net/news/get-a-two-year-subscription-to-protonvpn-at-66-off-now-only-7999

Good to know
• Length of access: 2 years
• Number of devices: 5
• Updates included
What's the benefit?
A two-year subscription to ProtonVPN normally represents an overall recommended retail pricing* of $240.00, but it can be yours for just $79.99 for a limited time, a saving of $160.01

Or if you prefer, save 50% off and get the 1-year subscription to ProtonVPN instead.
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guest · Oct 4, 2018

It was a long trip, but it was worth it – we just installed VPN servers in New Zealand!
October 3, 2018
https://protonvpn.com/blog/newzealand-vpn-servers/

With New Zealand added to the map, ProtonVPN can now provide IP addresses in 27 countries. No matter how far you travel, you will never be too far from one of our servers and safe, private Internet access.

The four new servers in Auckland are reserved for users with one of our paid plans:

NZ #1 is available for Basic plans
NZ #2-4 are available for Plus and Visionary plans
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ProtonVPN v1.6.3 (September 1, 2018)
Website
Download: https://protonvpn.com/download/ProtonVPN_win_v1.6.3.exe

ProtonVPN v1.7.0 beta (September 27, 2018)
Download: https://protonvpn.com/download/ProtonVPN_win_v1.7.0.exe

guest · Nov 13, 2018

ProtonVPN finally releases iOS app after month-long beta period
November 13, 2018
https://www.neowin.net/news/protonvpn-finally-releases-ios-app-after-month-long-beta-period

ProtonVPN has finally announced that its iOS app is available to the general public via the app store. The development comes roughly one month after it launched a beta app through Apple’s TestFlight programme.

The firm said this is a major milestone because it now provides protection on most of the major platforms, including Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android, and now iOS. The firm also confirmed that it now has more than a million users worldwide.

The new iOS app does let you upgrade to a paid plan from directly within the app but due to Apple’s rules which let it take a 30% cut, it means you’ll have to pay slightly more if you upgrade within the app. For this reason, ProtonVPN recommends that you upgrade online so you can save $12.

If you use an iPhone and want to use the new app, simply head over to the app store to find the application or use this link.
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guest · Nov 23, 2018

Black Friday: You can get ProtonMail and ProtonVPN with up to 50% off
November 23, 2018
https://www.neowin.net/news/black-friday-you-can-get-protonmail-and-protonvpn-with-up-to-50-off

The security firm, Proton Technologies, is offering up to 50% off premium services on its ProtonMail and ProtonVPN between now and November 26.

The firm has launched two Black Friday pages, one for ProtonMail and another for ProtonVPN.
[...] you can get ProtonMail Plus and ProtonVPN Plus for $6 per month, billed at $144 for two years. If you wanted premium accounts on both services that is the best deal to sign up to

however, if you just want individual products then you can get ProtonMail Plus for $2 per month billed at $48 for two years, ProtonVPN Basic for $2 per month billed at $48 for two years, or ProtonVPN Plus for $4 per month billed as $96 for two years.
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guest · Jan 17, 2019

New feature: Always-on VPN
ProtonVPN for iOS v1.1 and macOS v1.4 Release Notes
January 17, 2019
https://protonvpn.com/blog/ios-vpn-v1-1-macos-vpn-v1-4-release-notes/

Our new iOS and macOS apps now come with Always-on VPN, a feature that protects you from VPN disconnects.

The Always-on feature is replacing the Kill Switch feature starting with iOS v1.1 and macOS v1.4. We are making this change because a Kill Switch in the traditional sense (shutting off the network connection if the VPN connection drops) is not possible on iOS and macOS with the IKEv2 protocol that our apps utilize.
For our more technically-inclined users, a more detailed explanation follows. [...]
Random server selection [...]
P2P and TOR server labels [...]
Enhanced privacy for crash reporting
With this update, we will use Sentry, an open-sourced error tracking system, to handle these reports. Sentry sends the error reports directly to ProtonVPN, so no third party ever has access to these anonymous crash reports.
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