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1. Defense Against Traffic Analysis

   Implementing an option that makes traffic analysis, done by AI or otherwise, more difficult. Similar to what Mullvad has created with DAITA

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2. Prevent On-Screen IP Leaks

   A simple toggle to hide the IP address in the app UI is critical for users who share their screens.

   As a streamer, opening the Proton VPN app on a live broadcast accidentally exposes my IP address, creating a security risk. The same risk applies to anyone giving a live presentation. The toggle in the settings could solve this by replacing the IP with asterisks.

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3. Add DoH and DNS-over-QUIC Support for Custom DNS on iOS

   I'm excited to see that ProtonVPN iOS now supports custom DNS functionality.
   However, I noticed that it currently only supports plaintext UDP DNS queries.
   As a privacy-conscious user who chose Proton specifically for its commitment to privacy, I would like to request support for encrypted DNS protocols, specifically DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) and DNS-over-QUIC.

   Privacy Concerns with Plaintext UDP DNS:
   Even when using a VPN, plaintext UDP DNS poses several privacy risks:
   1. DNS Query Visibility: While the VPN encrypts the connection between my device and the VPN server, DNS queries from the VPN server to the DNS resolver remain unencrypted and can be monitored by the VPN server's ISP, network intermediaries between the VPN server and DNS resolver, and the DNS resolver itself if not trustworthy.

   
   2. DNS Hijacking and Manipulation: Plaintext DNS is vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks where malicious actors can intercept and modify DNS responses, potentially redirecting users to malicious websites.

   3. Metadata Leakage: Even with VPN protection, plaintext DNS queries reveal browsing patterns and website visits to anyone monitoring the DNS traffic, undermining the privacy protection that VPN users expect.

   
   4. ISP DNS Cache Poisoning: Unencrypted DNS queries are susceptible to cache poisoning attacks, where false DNS records can be injected into DNS caches.

   Why This Matters for Proton:

   As a company that positions itself as "Privacy by Default," supporting only plaintext DNS seems inconsistent with Proton's core values.
   Your users choose ProtonVPN specifically because they trust you to provide the highest level of privacy protection.
   Encrypted DNS protocols like DoH and DNS-over-QUIC would ensure end-to-end encryption of DNS queries, prevent DNS-based tracking and profiling, protect against DNS manipulation and censorship, and align with Proton's mission of making privacy accessible to everyone.

   Feature Request:
   Please consider adding support for DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) - RFC 8484 and DNS-over-QUIC (DoQ) - RFC 9250.

   This would allow users to configure custom encrypted DNS resolvers, ensuring that their DNS queries remain private even beyond the VPN tunnel.

   I'm excited to see that ProtonVPN iOS now supports custom DNS functionality.
   However, I noticed that it currently only supports plaintext UDP DNS queries.
   As a privacy-conscious user who chose Proton specifically for its commitment to privacy, I would like to request support for encrypted DNS protocols, specifically DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) and DNS-over-QUIC.

   Privacy Concerns with Plaintext UDP DNS:
   Even when using a VPN, plaintext UDP DNS poses several privacy risks:
   1. DNS Query Visibility: While the VPN encrypts the connection between my device and the VPN server, DNS queries from the VPN server to the DNS resolver remain unencrypted and… more

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4. Add Support for Encrypted Custom DNS (DoH/DoQ) on macOS

   Currently, Proton VPN on macOS only allows custom DNS configuration via plaintext IPv4. This exposes DNS queries to interception and does not align with Proton’s privacy-first principles.

   Please add support for encrypted DNS protocols—DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH, RFC 8484) and DNS-over-QUIC (DoQ, RFC 9250)—within the macOS app’s DNS settings.

   Many providers, such as NextDNS, do not accept unencrypted IPv4 queries unless pre-authorized. This limits usability and reduces privacy.

   Optional IPv6 support should also be respected where resolvers prefer or require it.

   Adding encrypted DNS support would ensure stronger protection of user traffic beyond the VPN tunnel and reinforce Proton’s commitment to privacy by default.

   Currently, Proton VPN on macOS only allows custom DNS configuration via plaintext IPv4. This exposes DNS queries to interception and does not align with Proton’s privacy-first principles.

   Please add support for encrypted DNS protocols—DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH, RFC 8484) and DNS-over-QUIC (DoQ, RFC 9250)—within the macOS app’s DNS settings.

   Many providers, such as NextDNS, do not accept unencrypted IPv4 queries unless pre-authorized. This limits usability and reduces privacy.

   Optional IPv6 support should also be respected where resolvers prefer or require it.

   Adding encrypted DNS support would ensure stronger protection of user traffic beyond the VPN tunnel and reinforce Proton’s commitment to privacy… more

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5. Proton vpn linux app stealth protocol

   We're not asking you to do anything difficult; we simply want to connect to your Linux VPN application using the stealth protocol. The stealth protocol has been available on all platforms for years, but you haven't added it to your Linux application. Now, achieve this.

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6. Partner with another VPN for fully-independent exit hop.

   Partner with another credible VPN to create a fully-independent exit hop. This keeps users activity private even from Proton.

   Obscura VPN (https://obscura.net/#faq-technical) has already partnered with Mullvad to offer the same thing. If privacy is the goal then this is a no brainer.

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7. Peer-to-Peer Mesh Networking with NAT Traversal

   Enables direct peer-to-peer VPN networking, like Tailscale or ZeroTier. This would allow devices on my Proton VPN account to see and connect to each other using private IPs, as if on the same LAN.

   This kind of functionality would be very helpful for cloud gaming, remote development, and device syncing, without needing a third-party solution.

   Specifically, I’m asking for:

   Private IPs for each device on the VPN

   Peer-to-peer connectivity with NAT traversal

   Optional routing via Proton servers when needed

   Thank you for all your amazing work — this feature would make Proton VPN even more powerful.

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8. Interactive World Map

   A new feature that would allow people using Proton VPN on mobile devices and computers to be able to interact directly with the world map by swiping and zooming in order to select the desired location to connect to.

   • When zoomed out show labels on top of countries with global numbers of servers. For example : I'm zoomed out and I can see United Stated and in the center it's written 150 servers.

   • When zooming in and as we zoom in the numbers start to appear according to which cities they are located in. For example : I was zoomed out and it shows USA 150 serves. Now I zoomed in to New York and it shows 20 servers.

   Also, instead of a 2D map you can make it a 3D globe so it's more intuitive.

   Thanks in advance.

   A new feature that would allow people using Proton VPN on mobile devices and computers to be able to interact directly with the world map by swiping and zooming in order to select the desired location to connect to.

   • When zoomed out show labels on top of countries with global numbers of servers. For example : I'm zoomed out and I can see United Stated and in the center it's written 150 servers.

   • When zooming in and as we zoom in the numbers start to appear according to which cities they are located in. For example : I was zoomed… more

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9. Re-enable access to API

   Until recently, users could access the API (https://api.protonvpn.ch/vpn/logicals) to filter servers based on various criteria (e.g., country and server load) to ensure connection to a server that isn't overloaded. This ability was removed within the past few days. Support replied with the following:
   
Hello, Thank you for contacting us. Public access to the https://api.protonvpn.ch/vpn/logicals endpoint is no longer available due to internal changes. What you were using previously was not officially supported, and you can either use our native application to access the servers and their load, or manually download config files for a manual connection from https://account.protonvpn.com/downloads. If you need any additional assistance, don't hesitate to contact us at any time.


   Please give us some ability to programmatically determine server loads so that we can run ProtonVPN on our routers more efficiently. You will likely lose subscriptions based on this change in policy without a more efficient alternative. Example: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/vpnmon-r3-custom-server-list-generation-tutorials-and-examples.88022/post-951922

   Until recently, users could access the API (https://api.protonvpn.ch/vpn/logicals) to filter servers based on various criteria (e.g., country and server load) to ensure connection to a server that isn't overloaded. This ability was removed within the past few days. Support replied with the following:
   
Hello, Thank you for contacting us. Public access to the https://api.protonvpn.ch/vpn/logicals endpoint is no longer available due to internal changes. What you were using previously was not officially supported, and you can either use our native application to access the servers and their load, or manually download config files for a manual connection from https://account.protonvpn.com/downloads. If you need any… more

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10. Provide your own public DNS

    Hi.
    Can you please provide your own public adblock DNS server like Mullvad did?

    https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls#specifications

    For now it is one lacking feature

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11. Please officially support Linux Mint with fully featured Gui app

    You can sort of use it on Mint, but lose a lot of features. It's great that you support so many distros, but consider Mint as a leading distro.

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12. Improved feature list for Apple TV

    Apple TV works OK but is bare on features compared to the Android TV app. Would like to see a more complete feature list for the Apple TV, such as split tunnelling, choosing with server within a country, which Protocol etc.

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13. Add QUIC Obfuscation for WireGuard

    Add QUIC obfuscation for WireGuard to help users bypass firewalls and censorship. This feature was recently added to Mullvad (September 9, 2025) and would be a great solution that would also address other requests for obfuscation on The Voice of the Proton Community.

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14. Detect when a server has high latency or slow speed and automatically change servers

    Sometimes my connection speed seems to become very slow. I often disconnect and reconnect to re-establish a decent connection speed. It would useful if profiles allowed for an option to automatically change servers when high latency or slow speed is detected.

    The option could select to reconnect to the best server in the same country or region or globally - based on a function of latency and speed.

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15. Show server latency

    without knowing if I'll get good latency makes people hesitant to subscribe for premium plans. Let people browse the servers and see the latency they get even if it's locked out for free users.

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16. Detect DNS leak and warn ProtonVPN users

    An encrypted DNS (Called DoH - DNS over https) is said by you (in the later linked article) to "prevents our software from being able to see the DNS queries. This makes it very hard to block or reroute them."
    causing DNS leak, which can be considered a serious privacy compromise IMO.
    https://www.dnsleaktest.com
    https://ipleak.net

    It seems to be too severe not to warn user about it in case it is doable from the side of your application. I guess your app tries to read the DNS request and if is encrypted, it fails and can do some action, like displaying a warning inside a main ProtonVPN page, linking user to a tutorial on how to fix it ( https://protonvpn.com/support/dns-leaks-privacy/#dns-over-https or similar ).

    An encrypted DNS (Called DoH - DNS over https) is said by you (in the later linked article) to "prevents our software from being able to see the DNS queries. This makes it very hard to block or reroute them."
    causing DNS leak, which can be considered a serious privacy compromise IMO.
    https://www.dnsleaktest.com
    https://ipleak.net

    It seems to be too severe not to warn user about it in case it is doable from the side of your application. I guess your app tries to read the DNS request and if is encrypted, it fails and can do some action, like displaying… more

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17. Add a censorship-resitant technology such as V2RAY or UPD-over-TCP.

    Mullvad VPN uses Wireguard obfuscation (UDP2TCP). IVPN on iOS uses V2RAY. Those protocols allows to reliably bypass censorship. Proton on the other hand only has Stealth, which is unreliable and often disconnects.

    Request : Add a censorship-resitant technology such as V2RAY or UPD-over-TCP.

    Sources:

    https://github.com/mullvad/udp-over-tcp
    https://github.com/v2fly/v2ray-core
    https://github.com/ivpn/ios-app/tree/main/IVPNClient/Models/V2Ray

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18. Please add a feature to block any protocol (over the VPN) which is not encrypted, for example: DNS, SMTP, HTTP, etc
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19. Android: Proton VPN is functionally worthless for me unless I can turn on kill switch while split tunneling is enabled.

    I'll explain the steps I followed on my Android phone:

    1. I got ProtonVPN, and enabled kill switch to protect myself from data leaks.
    2. I noticed that certain apps (like my bank app and music app for example) didn't work while Proton VPN was enabled.
    3. I enabled split tunneling and created exceptions so that apps like my bank app and music app didn't go through the VPN.
    4. I enabled kill switch, and found out that split tunneling didn't work.
    5. In order to use my bank app, my music app, or others, I HAD to turn off kill switch. I very very very much want kill switch to be on. I am in a politically sensitive area. I want my bank app and music app and the others to continue to work while kill switch prevents non-excepted apps' traffic to be FORCED to go through the VPN.
    6. As it is, I have to choose between having kill switch on (meaning I'm unable to use many of my apps which don't work through the VPN) or having kill switch off (meaning that if for some reason Proton VPN isn't working, all of my traffic is going through my actual IP address without VPN protection).

    Well it finally happened. Since for some reason Android doesn't always keep Proton VPN working, sometimes it's off even when I didn't turn it off, and a company noticed that sometimes my traffic goes through VPN and sometimes it doesn't. I got permanently banned from a service I had used for over a decade because of this bug in Proton VPN.

    For paying so much money, this is a feature that should be working. Come on, Proton! You have awesome products! I love them for the most part. But this makes Proton VPN on Android functionally worthless. I have to either have kill switch off, in which case I keep not realizing that Proton VPN isn't working and keep endangering myself; or I can have kill switch on, in which case I just lose the ability to use many apps that won't work through the VPN connection. I have to turn off Proton VPN entirely when using those apps, and in that case I can't use an app requiring a VPN and an app requiring no VPN at the same time.

    I really need this feature if I'm going to consider continuing to use ProtonVPN. Competitor products generally seem to have this feature. I don't want to jump switch, but this is pretty urgent.

    Please, Proton. This isn't just for convenience. For those of us in countries where it's not safe to browse without VPN, we NEED Proton VPN to support kill switch for all VPN-protected apps while split-tunneled apps are allowed to have their direct connections.

    In politically sensitive countries, this literally may be the difference between people being arrested or not.

    (and just to throw this out there, I'm not doing anything that would be considered illegal in democratic countries)

    I'll explain the steps I followed on my Android phone:

    1. I got ProtonVPN, and enabled kill switch to protect myself from data leaks.
    2. I noticed that certain apps (like my bank app and music app for example) didn't work while Proton VPN was enabled.
    3. I enabled split tunneling and created exceptions so that apps like my bank app and music app didn't go through the VPN.
    4. I enabled kill switch, and found out that split tunneling didn't work.
    5. In order to use my bank app, my music app, or others, I HAD to turn off kill switch. I very very… more
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20. Linux CLI connection status

    I use the ProtonVPN CLI on my Ubuntu MATE system. (I don't use the GUI app because I do not use Gnome.)

    It works well and I'm happy with it, but after I enter protonvpn connect and it exits successfully with news of an established connection, I don't know much of anything about the connection itself.

    According to the CLI --help argument the available commands are: ('signin', 'signout', 'info', 'connect', 'disconnect').

    I would like to suggest adding a command to this list, "status". That is, protonvpn status .

    This command would show whether the VPN connection is established or not, which city, and maybe some other basic info (health check, bytes passed, whatever).

    Note that this is different from the existing 'info' command which only shows Proton account login info for the VPN, nothing about the connection itself.

    This would be a big help while managing my VPN connection on my desktop.

    I use the ProtonVPN CLI on my Ubuntu MATE system. (I don't use the GUI app because I do not use Gnome.)

    It works well and I'm happy with it, but after I enter protonvpn connect and it exits successfully with news of an established connection, I don't know much of anything about the connection itself.

    According to the CLI --help argument the available commands are: ('signin', 'signout', 'info', 'connect', 'disconnect').

    I would like to suggest adding a command to this list, "status". That is, protonvpn status .

    This command would show whether the VPN connection is established or not,… more

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