It is done already, Although blocking technologies will grow fast and future is unpredictable

I'm not the genius of my family my other half is the one who understands that. what I do got to say is this is amazing, I mean whats privacy even mean these days? everythings so dishonest, well I'm not and the absolute most amazing ideas have been gravitating my way, about the very same subjects, world privacy, and some seen but never heard voices, well being maybe not 100% full proof but definatly safer than the usual public browsers, gives me a little more balls.....to speak some wounderful hidden truths to the world, no faces will show only our voices, kinda like a virtual talk radio I wanted to post it on u tube, but I'm not looking to be hunted by many rich egotistic fabios, who think they can do whatever they want! well because the world is controlled by the rich mans money the many wounders I plan to address with truths not only will the world just only see whats going on, because everybody walks out their door and sees the many wounders of the worlds bull shit, but now theres gonna be some world wide private eyes wink that's gonna give some good time global voices and enriched words by the unspoken voices that that are kept tied down by not only poverty, but also by media and corrupt lies the already rich mans money feeds and purposes, to the world, such as why cant I run for president? why because I don't have the money or corrupt deep pocket my way or the highway attitudes these Richards get, everbody deserves to have an opion and a voice, with out having to worry about being murdered for proving and showing and allowing the average people a chance to let the ignorant minds the chance to openly communicate our huminly rights every person deserves, and I think because its gonna be so huge, we have a great opertunity to allow some donations to interested veiwers and listners how would want to freely join in and love it, and can possibly spare it, perhaps give a little to the ones making all of it possible, I don't want the money except only to spread my wings and sore!!! sometimes that takes a bit of cash well that I don't have and apparently the ballsy yet amazing proton team may need a piece of too!? and for that if I do become wide spread I think protonmail.....and remember I said this, because if it goes the way I feel its going to go, well I think you guys deseve 50% of the pie.......if it don't go the way I hope......well I like to keep my dreams possible so don't and cant and try don't really fit in this ladys vocabulary!! swithing networks regulary I think is the best way to keep big heads bobbin! its hard to catch up to randoms and when they do you play the ol disappearing act on um.........you saw me........butt......now you don't!!! come find us again, cat and mouse, oldest best trick, sly, maybe my ol man can help hes pretty genius with this kinda stuff and he loves doing it! thanks please give some input to the idea cuz its a group opinion every voice gets heard!! thanks again ya all

@Bliss - sounds interesting, perhaps PM could educate users on the basic principles of how a similar PM solution could work (e.g., video clips 1-3 minutes in duration). I imagine there's only a certain level of detail that would/should be shared, otherwise that same detailed information could be the basis for new future efforts to block VPNs, once again (this could be a vicious cycle if an education campaign is not properly managed). The goal is to find a stealth version of VPN that endures.

VyprVPN offers Chameleon Protocol which can bypass the DPI (Deep Packet Analysis) used by ISPs and service providers.

"VyprVPN's engineers have developed a remarkable new, proprietary VPN technology called Chameleon. Chameleon scrambles OpenVPN packet metadata to ensure it’s not recognizable via deep packet inspection (DPI), while still keeping it fast and lightweight. The Chameleon technology uses the unmodified OpenVPN 256-bit protocol for the underlying data encryption."

It will be good to see if ProtonVPN can develop something similar without spending too much time and resources. I am sure it can be easily be achieved since VyprVPN has already done it...

Obfuscation of VPN traffic is needed in many countries!

add SSL VPN

Search engines like Yahoo and others already block certain VPN-PROX service like TOR, try doing a Yahoo search using TOR and see what you get not to mention that i heard that when a ISP anywhere detects that you are using TOR it is reported to the F.B.I. & Police in other countries as well. Theres also the fact that the U.S. Government has been funding the TOR & Network for years now by certain Journalists who obtained the Smoking Gun Documents.

I'm sure Secure Core does that

*add SSL VPN
*add DnsCrypt proton + dnschain

Internet censorship in Russia
freedom houseAbout Freedom on the Net
freedomhouse.org/report/freedom-net/freedom-net-2017

Fantastic idea, but it might create a cost spike for PM. I would like to see a cost analysis on this. Comments from other users AND the PM staff will be important in this decision. Perhaps early-adopter rollout on paid service side is the only way this will work and still keep the mail flowing securely.

This would be bery important for people who live in countries where Human Rights are not respected and rule of law does not exist, like China, Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and many, many other countries. Journalists and Human Rights advocates do need that.

Content providers such as Amazon and HBO also can detect VPN use more and more. Having a reliable stealth VPN that isn‘t detectable by any of those would be a real USP in the VPN market right now.

This would actually be rather sophisticated of them to do so.

There are only handful of other VPN services in the world that have independently engineered something where encryption isn't compromised but deep packet inspection is actively prevented, so it would make ProtonVPN a member of that unique group if they did introduce something like this.

This really should happen. It does not good using it if you get blocked for using it.

They can tell based on the TCP ports used, and the GRE tunnels created. It would be nice to get around this using encryption to the VPN server using different ports, and regularly changing server names if not IP addresses.