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1. split tunneling for domain name

   Current split tunneling allows IP address and application. The IP address is an unreliable way to open a bypass to an external website.

   Please add the ability to split tunnel to a domain name. This would help with various sites that block VPN Server IP addresses.

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2. Choose DNS through the ATV App

   I'd love to switch from NordVPN to Proton but at the moment I have no possibility to set a custom DNS within the Proton Android TV app. The only way is to use OpenVPN which is really uncomfortable. Please, add the possibility to use custom DNS on android and you'll earn another user. Thanks

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3. VPN default profile

   VPN default profile. I use VPN for work and created a dedicate profile for it. Unfortunately there is no way for me to select the default profile, so whenever it conennects it takes the first fastest server making me change to the profile. I would like to have the possibility to change the default profile.

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4. Wie komme ich zum TestFlight für Proton VPN

   Wie komme ich zum Proton Vpn beta(TestFlight)

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5. Request for an App Exclusion Feature for Mobile VPN Access

   Subject: Request for an App Exclusion Feature for Mobile VPN Access

   Dear ProtonVPN Customer Service Team,

   I hope this message finds you well. My name is Charles Bondzie, a loyal and satisfied user of your ProtonVPN service, particularly on my mobile device. I want to express my gratitude for the robust security, privacy, and flexibility your service consistently offers.

   Despite the overall exceptional user experience, I find myself in need of a feature that currently seems to be absent in the mobile version of ProtonVPN. I am particularly interested in an "App Exclusion" or "Split Tunneling" feature that allows users to exclude certain mobile apps from routing their data through the VPN.

   The need for this feature arises from the fact that certain apps, such as my banking applications and some location-dependent services, do not function optimally when connected via VPN. In some cases, these apps don't necessitate the additional privacy layer that a VPN provides. Therefore, being able to exclude them from the VPN connection would significantly enhance my user experience. While this feature is common in several other VPN services, its addition to ProtonVPN would undeniably augment the service's utility.

   I comprehend that feature enhancements are weighed based on the wider user base's needs and priorities. However, I strongly believe that many users like me who utilize a variety of apps — some of which may not perform well with VPNs or those aiming to minimize unnecessary VPN data usage for certain apps — would greatly appreciate this feature.

   Your consideration of this request is much appreciated. I firmly believe that this feature's inclusion would further elevate the ProtonVPN user experience and strengthen its position as a leading VPN service provider.

   Thank you for your time and for the excellent service you consistently provide.

   Best regards,

   Charles Bondzie

   Subject: Request for an App Exclusion Feature for Mobile VPN Access

   Dear ProtonVPN Customer Service Team,

   I hope this message finds you well. My name is Charles Bondzie, a loyal and satisfied user of your ProtonVPN service, particularly on my mobile device. I want to express my gratitude for the robust security, privacy, and flexibility your service consistently offers.

   Despite the overall exceptional user experience, I find myself in need of a feature that currently seems to be absent in the mobile version of ProtonVPN. I am particularly interested in an "App Exclusion" or "Split Tunneling" feature that allows users… more

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6. Automatically Revert to preferred profile/fastest server after maintenance

   Scenario: A user is connected to a preferred/fastest server and eventually it goes into maintenance and moves the user to the next fastest connection. However, when the preferred/fastest server goes back up, the user has to be mindful that he/she has to manually revert back to the preferred/fastest server. Also, there is no notification that the preferred/fastest server is back up.

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7. Remove uncaught spying vector for slimy Google

   First, how many starting users know all the settings and that they might be "effectively" thinking they're private on the VPN, while really not necessarily being protected fully from Google spying.

   This is not a knock on Proton's excellent tunnel privacy, but a sort of front and back door that may be open, like it turned out to be on my iphone ProtonVPN install.

   The biggest spyware operation that's ever existed called "Google," has a DNS operation to spy further on users activities which can happen prior to entering the VPN tunnel... IF ... you have "Allow Alternative Routing" to be turned on (which is the "tyrannical" default setting).

   With browser fingerprinting and Google spy scripts on I'd estimate 97% of all websites in the world, it can easily know you are
   a) diving into the finite number of Proton servers and
   b) know it's you by virtue of the million points of data in a file they have on you and use it and fingerprinting to know it's you on the other end.

   Privacy's number one enemy is the scumbag Google, manipulating world elections with its data and allowing for potential blackmail of anyone who opposes it, whether by its own doing or a government that has access to its servers (with/without consent).

   Solution:
   A) Turn off Alternative Routing by default;
   B) Make it a tranparent choice as to which service(s) can be picked for alternative DNS;
   C) disqualify Google from being one of those services!

   Google has so many conned into thinking it's a friend with its manipulating algorithms, easy/lazy tools for webmasters, and cheap phones, chromebooks, tablets to "own" the user like a good spyware rootkit, but one that also puts users to sleep.

   And lastly, Alphabet is already being said that for its A.I. it now wants every literal bit that flows on the entire internet to be in its servers. Sick.

   First, how many starting users know all the settings and that they might be "effectively" thinking they're private on the VPN, while really not necessarily being protected fully from Google spying.

   This is not a knock on Proton's excellent tunnel privacy, but a sort of front and back door that may be open, like it turned out to be on my iphone ProtonVPN install.

   The biggest spyware operation that's ever existed called "Google," has a DNS operation to spy further on users activities which can happen prior to entering the VPN tunnel... IF ... you have "Allow Alternative Routing" to… more

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8. Transform Proton VPN to Proton SPN

   I discover that future is SPN and not VPN and I think Proton need to go in this direction. You can discover what is SPN here : https://safing.io/blog/2020/01/22/how-the-spn-compares-to-vpns/

   Please think about it.

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9. Disconnect VPN connection on the dashboard.

   So that the user can terminate unwanted connections.

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10. What is the point of VPN profiles, if you cannot save the most essential connection settings into them?

    When I use the VPN for everyday web surfing, checking emails, or streaming Netflix, I do not use features like split-tunnel, port-forwarding, or NAT moderation.
    When I use the VPN for P2P file sharing (torrent), instead, I do need to activate the three features I just mentioned.

    Therefore, at the moment I have to open the application settings and change these three manually every single time.

    What is the point of allowing users to setup connection profiles for different purposes, if you cannot save essential connection settings that are clearly an advantage for some of those purposes (that you designed profiles for), and clearly a disadvantage (if not a risk) for others?

    Please introduce the ability to save into each profile different settings for the split-tunnel, port-forwarding, and NAT moderation features.

    When I use the VPN for everyday web surfing, checking emails, or streaming Netflix, I do not use features like split-tunnel, port-forwarding, or NAT moderation.
    When I use the VPN for P2P file sharing (torrent), instead, I do need to activate the three features I just mentioned.

    Therefore, at the moment I have to open the application settings and change these three manually every single time.

    What is the point of allowing users to setup connection profiles for different purposes, if you cannot save essential connection settings that are clearly an advantage for some of those purposes (that you designed… more

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11. Rotate VPN country on a schedule

    I would like to have the option to have my VPN change the country on a set schedule. For example, every 10 minutes I would like to change countries automatically.

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12. Gaming servers

    Add New US VPN Servers Optimized for Gaming.

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13. Linux systemd-networkd Wireguard DNS config

    Please add a flag to generate Wireguard configs which work with systemd-networkd. Especially the DNS settings are tricky. To get it to work I always have to replace the DNS config with:

    PostUp = resolvectl dns %i <dns server ip>; resolvectl domain %i "~."; ip route add <server ip> via <iface ip>; sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.disableipv6=1
    PreDown = resolvectl revert %i; ip route del <server ip>; sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.disableipv6=0

    I believe this is a quick fix and it would make using wireguard configs easier.

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14. IPv6 connectivity of DNS resolver

    We’re living in a modern world. Ip4 is old/traditional.

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15. v2ray

    Most of the protocols are blocked in Iran
    But V2ray connects well
    If possible, add it to the features of the app

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16. Different region coverage for India other than New Delhi

    India has a wide variety of languages, the most common being Hindi, Telegu, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada. The connection to New Delhi may be impacted by Netflix restrictions for region-specific phrases in particular. More people watch Indian films in Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, and Telegu than in Hindi. So, instead of just connecting to New Delhi, think about connecting to those similar states in India.

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17. Pop!OS GNU/Linux Support

    Please provide Pop!OS gnu/linux support.

    Why: System76 is becoming one of the leading gnu/linux computer providers in the US!

    Note: the following error currently shows when attempting to connect via GUI and CLI:
    “ "Setting up Proton VPN. An unknown error has occured. Please ensure that you have internet connectivity. If the issue persists, please contact support.". I contacted support and the team could not provide any help due to lack of Pop!OS support.

    Here are the currently supported versions as of 20DEC2022:
    Debian 10+
    Ubuntu 20+
    Mint 20+
    MX Linux 19+
    Kali Linux
    Elementary OS 6.0+
    Fedora 34+
    Archlinux / Manjaro

    Please provide Pop!OS gnu/linux support.

    Why: System76 is becoming one of the leading gnu/linux computer providers in the US!

    Note: the following error currently shows when attempting to connect via GUI and CLI:
    “ "Setting up Proton VPN. An unknown error has occured. Please ensure that you have internet connectivity. If the issue persists, please contact support.". I contacted support and the team could not provide any help due to lack of Pop!OS support.

    Here are the currently supported versions as of 20DEC2022:
    Debian 10+
    Ubuntu 20+
    Mint 20+
    MX Linux 19+
    Kali Linux
    Elementary OS 6.0+
    Fedora 34+
    Archlinux… more

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18. please add "settings(open at startup" and "connect at startup)" and "profiles" on Linux

    please add "settings (open at startup" and "connect at startup)" and "profiles" on Linux

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19. Disable VPN when on trusted Wifi Connections

    I love ProtonVPN. I use it on my Android phone, and have it installed on my home router to protect all my devices on my home network. When I connect my Android phone to my home wifi network, I would love for my ProtonVPN app to sense the new connection and disconnect it on my phone--so that I only use the mobile app when I'm out in the world on 4G/5G and public wifi connections.

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20. Start ProtonVPN minimized in tray (Linux)

    When you open ProtonVPN, and then close it, an applet stays active in the systemtray.
    It would be nice to be able to start only the applet at login.

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