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1. 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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2. burner numbers

   Can Proton VPN add a feature so we can add a burner number when needed, so we can make calls anonymously to
   keep ​our​ primary number hidden and ​our conversations untraceable, ensuring ​our identity always stays protected​?

   Best regards,

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3. Check Traffic Challan Online with Ease

   Keeping track of traffic fines is an important part of responsible vehicle ownership. Instead of waiting for a paper notice or visiting a traffic office, drivers can use online resources to learn how eChallan systems work, understand traffic violation records, and review information about checking challan status. Online guides can also explain common terms, the details typically included in a challan, and the general process for verifying traffic fine information. Staying informed helps drivers respond to legitimate notices on time and maintain accurate vehicle records.

   If you're looking for a simple guide to understanding eChallan services and traffic fine checks, visit https://echallancheck-online.com/. The website provides helpful information about online challan checking, traffic fine details, and related topics to help drivers better understand the process. Regularly reviewing your traffic records and using reliable sources can make managing vehicle-related responsibilities much more convenient.

   Keeping track of traffic fines is an important part of responsible vehicle ownership. Instead of waiting for a paper notice or visiting a traffic office, drivers can use online resources to learn how eChallan systems work, understand traffic violation records, and review information about checking challan status. Online guides can also explain common terms, the details typically included in a challan, and the general process for verifying traffic fine information. Staying informed helps drivers respond to legitimate notices on time and maintain accurate vehicle records.

   If you're looking for a simple guide to understanding eChallan services and traffic fine checks,… more

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4. ProtonVPN CLI on Boot (systemd)

   Launching ProtonVPN on Boot

   Linux users often uses a dedicated machine to store local services.
   It is very important for us to have the ability to enable VPN and Killswitch feature before connecting to Internet.

   Actually, It is possible to configure a systemd service using Wireguard config or OpenVPN config but no KillSwitch feature is ready "out of the box", but It would be very nice to have an OpenVPN CLI that can be used on systemd.

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5. Show Hosting Provider Info in Server List

   Please add hosting provider info directly in the ProtonVPN app, displayed alongside the server name (e.g. PL#81 – DataCamp).

   Or even better, add categories for hosting providers, just like cities currently are, so users can quickly find all servers from a specific provider that work best with their ISP.

   For example, my ISP performance varies by provider:
   
   - Excellent with Datacamp Limited (DataPacket)
   - Decent with PV-SL-HOSTED-Warsaw-Network
   - Terrible with M247

   Currently, I have to connect to multiple servers and check my IP info to find a provider that works well, which wastes several minutes and is very annoying.

   Mullvad shows hosting provider info, but only on their website, which isn’t ideal.

   ProtonVPN should make this visible directly in-app.

   This feature would save time, improve usability, and make server selection much clearer.

   Please add hosting provider info directly in the ProtonVPN app, displayed alongside the server name (e.g. PL#81 – DataCamp).

   Or even better, add categories for hosting providers, just like cities currently are, so users can quickly find all servers from a specific provider that work best with their ISP.

   For example, my ISP performance varies by provider:
   
   - Excellent with Datacamp Limited (DataPacket)
   - Decent with PV-SL-HOSTED-Warsaw-Network
   - Terrible with M247

   Currently, I have to connect to multiple servers and check my IP info to find a provider that works well, which wastes several minutes and is very annoying.

   Mullvad… more

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6. More protocols

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   Please add more open censorship circumventing protocols..

   Like AmnesiaWG and X-Ray

   This is extremely important to bypass hard blocks. And also it will allow to set them up on rare systems (like OpenWRT routers, Raspbian, DD-WRT etc)

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7. Netshield

   Wäre schön zu wissen was genau geblockt wird ähnlich wie duckduckgo.

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8. automatické zapnutí/vypniutí kontroly

   Uvítal bych funkci která by automaticky zapínala/vypínala VPN. Třeba při mobilních datech není třeba, nebo doma na mojí soukromé wifi taky VPN nepotřebuji. Byla by fajn funkce, kde by se nastavilo kdy VPN není třeba a naopak mimo tyto místa by se \VPN automaticky aktivovala.

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9. Proton VPN’s kill-switch isn’t Direct-Boot aware on GrapheneOS

   On GrapheneOS, the updater runs before first unlock (BFU) to grab security patches, but Proton VPN’s kill-switch isn’t Direct-Boot aware. Enabling it brings up the VPN UI BFU, yet no network ever connects, so updates fail until you unlock the device.

   Repro:

   Install Proton VPN on GrapheneOS (e.g. Pixel 6 Pro 2025.05.15)

   Turn on kill-switch

   Reboot and stay at lock screen

   Watch the BFU updater time out for lack of network

   Impact:
   Devices miss critical patches until next unlock, extending exposure to exploits.

   Fix:
   • Mark the VPN service as android:directBootAware="true" in AndroidManifest.xml
   • Move its config/certs into Device-Protected Storage for BFU access

   On GrapheneOS, the updater runs before first unlock (BFU) to grab security patches, but Proton VPN’s kill-switch isn’t Direct-Boot aware. Enabling it brings up the VPN UI BFU, yet no network ever connects, so updates fail until you unlock the device.

   Repro:

   Install Proton VPN on GrapheneOS (e.g. Pixel 6 Pro 2025.05.15)

   Turn on kill-switch

   Reboot and stay at lock screen

   Watch the BFU updater time out for lack of network

   Impact:
   Devices miss critical patches until next unlock, extending exposure to exploits.

   Fix:
   • Mark the VPN service as android:directBootAware="true" in AndroidManifest.xml
   • Move its config/certs into Device-Protected Storage… more

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10. More language options (Finnish/Swedish)

    Please add the same language options for Proton VPN on iOS/iPadOS, which are already on Proton Email app (29 languages). I wish especially Finnish and Swedish would be added for the VPN app.

    The VPN app for iOS now has 17 different language options.

    Many thanks!

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11. Publicizing the special WireGuard protocol

    Please publish your custom WireGuard protocol.

    https://protonvpn.com/blog/fall-winter-recap-2025-2026

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12. Proton VPN ZTNA, and Bandwidth sharing

    I'd love a native Proton app/feature for outbound connections from my home router, with four independent options I can turn on or off separately:

    Access my own network – securely reach my home devices (NAS, cameras, etc.) from anywhere, without opening any inbound ports on my router/firewall.

    Share my bandwidth – let my home connection help Proton's network (extra exit capacity), fully opt-in.

    Hairpin my mobile traffic through home – route my phone's traffic back through my home internet connection when I'm out, so it looks like I'm browsing from home.

    VPN out specific LAN devices – pick one or more devices on my home network and route just their traffic out through Proton, without affecting the rest of the network.

    Each option should work on its own — I might want just #1 and #3, or just #4, without needing the others active. Since Proton already has the WireGuard backend and account system, this feels like a natural feature to build rather than a new product.

    I'd love a native Proton app/feature for outbound connections from my home router, with four independent options I can turn on or off separately:

    Access my own network – securely reach my home devices (NAS, cameras, etc.) from anywhere, without opening any inbound ports on my router/firewall.

    Share my bandwidth – let my home connection help Proton's network (extra exit capacity), fully opt-in.

    Hairpin my mobile traffic through home – route my phone's traffic back through my home internet connection when I'm out, so it looks like I'm browsing from home.

    VPN out specific LAN devices – pick one or… more

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13. strip device id's

    strip device id's from traffic

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14. anti keylogger

    as its a cool vpn we are not protected from keylogger or backdoors. Please copy LULU schema. and take into control of the keyboard to avoid another app takes into control

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15. Option to quickly switch to a different VPN server

    About once a day, I resolve some connectivity issue by connecting to a different VPN server. Doing this is almost the only way I directly interact with ProtonVPN. The process often goes:

    1. Disconnect
    2. Connect
    

    But sometimes, Autoconnect will keep selecting the same server. The process then becomes (Android app):

    1. Disconnect
    2. Connect (recognize same server)
    3. Tap "Countries"
    4. Tap search icon
    5. Type city name
    6. Tap options icon next to city
    7. Tap server of choice
    

    My suggestion: If Autoconnect would disregard servers that I intentionally disconnected from (recently), my experience would be a lot better.

    About once a day, I resolve some connectivity issue by connecting to a different VPN server. Doing this is almost the only way I directly interact with ProtonVPN. The process often goes:

    1. Disconnect
    2. Connect
    

    But sometimes, Autoconnect will keep selecting the same server. The process then becomes (Android app):

    1. Disconnect
    2. Connect (recognize same server)
    3. Tap "Countries"
    4. Tap search icon
    5. Type city name
    6. Tap options icon next to city
    7. Tap server of choice
    

    My suggestion: If Autoconnect would disregard servers that I intentionally disconnected from (recently), my experience would be a lot… more

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16. Dedicated IPs , Rotating IPs , Double VPN Costumized

    Dedicated IPs in major countries like the USA, Europe, Japan — something like NordVPN and Surfshark do, where we purchase dedicated IPs and choose the countries. However, it would be nice to include some shared dedicated IPs in the paid plan, with an additional fee option to have your own Proton IP in a country of your choice — Nord and Surfshark offer this.

    Double VPN like Surfshark does — you choose both countries, the entry and exit points. It's not meant to eliminate or improve Secure Core, but rather for a customized Double VPN experience.

    Rotating IPs — another feature from Surfshark where IPs change but the connection remains the same, without dropping, without changing countries, making tracking even more difficult.

    More secure physical servers — if it's physical, it should be secure. Virtual servers are far away, speed drops and latency explodes. Perhaps RAM-based servers could guarantee more security on physical servers.

    Dedicated IPs in major countries like the USA, Europe, Japan — something like NordVPN and Surfshark do, where we purchase dedicated IPs and choose the countries. However, it would be nice to include some shared dedicated IPs in the paid plan, with an additional fee option to have your own Proton IP in a country of your choice — Nord and Surfshark offer this.

    Double VPN like Surfshark does — you choose both countries, the entry and exit points. It's not meant to eliminate or improve Secure Core, but rather for a customized Double VPN experience.

    Rotating IPs — another… more

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17. Proton curated NetShield allowlist for privacy-respecting services

    Instead of implementing per-user domain whitelists across all VPN apps, Proton could maintain a curated allowlist of privacy-respecting domains (like www.startpage.com) that are exempt from NetShield ad blocking.

    This could be either:

    enabled by default, or
    offered as a single opt-in toggle.

    Pros: Simple implementation (DNS-side only), consistent across all platforms, supports privacy-friendly business models.

    Cons: Requires Proton to curate and maintain the list and some users may disagree with inclusion criteria or prefer maximum blocking without exceptions.

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18. Manual Port selection

    Hi Team,

    I would like to request an optional manual port selection feature for WireGuard (UDP/TCP) and other supported protocols.

    For IPTV users, network performance can vary significantly depending on the port being used. Some ISPs throttle or prioritize traffic differently, and being able to switch between server-supported ports (e.g., UDP 53, 80, 443, 51820, etc.) could greatly improve streaming stability and reduce buffering.

    The current Auto mode should remain the default, but an Advanced option for manual port selection would be extremely valuable for power users.

    For example, Windscribe VPN already offers an optional manual port selection feature directly within the app. A similar implementation in Proton VPN would be greatly appreciated, especially for users who rely on IPTV and other latency-sensitive applications.

    Thank you for considering this feature. Proton VPN is an excellent service, and this addition would make it even better for IPTV and other latency-sensitive applications.

    Hi Team,

    I would like to request an optional manual port selection feature for WireGuard (UDP/TCP) and other supported protocols.

    For IPTV users, network performance can vary significantly depending on the port being used. Some ISPs throttle or prioritize traffic differently, and being able to switch between server-supported ports (e.g., UDP 53, 80, 443, 51820, etc.) could greatly improve streaming stability and reduce buffering.

    The current Auto mode should remain the default, but an Advanced option for manual port selection would be extremely valuable for power users.

    For example, Windscribe VPN already offers an optional manual port selection feature directly… more

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19. Add filters to DNS as you wish

    I would like it to be possible to freely add filters to Net Shield using URLs.

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20. More circuvmention

    Hi

    Can you please add:
    1. Support for stealth for Linux
    2. Amnesia WG or V2Ray

    Because in censored networks your connection usually blocked.

    Also, please, move all your VPN to 443! Because it is extremely trivial to block ports other than 53, 853, 443!

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