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1. fully configurable through an MDM

   I plan to use an MDM (42Gears) instead of traditional parental controls for my kids' devices (Android + Linux).
   Could you design a version of the always-on VPN that blocks all connections without the VPN, and most importantly, is fully configurable through an MDM like 42Gears ?
   Thank you!

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2. Support More flexible VPN lite package

   I'm hoping for a Proton VPN Lite plans with a data limit of 3-5TB per month (priced between $4.99-$5.99 per month). The very unstable speeds and high latency at $9.99 per month are really daunting, and compared to other competing VPN products, I think it have no pricing advantage. I hope your teams'll consider it!

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3. Allow a config file or something similar for use during automated installs during Windows Sandbox spinup.

   Lots of folks use the Included Sandbox with the Windows Pro versions of 10 & 11. They allow scripts to be run to install apps, like Firefox and VPN's among many others during the OS spinup process.
   
   Allowing the .launcher to have the login and password included would be a great feature or maybe a way to drop a file somewhere that had my configuration info in a place to have your launcher pre-populate those fields for launching the vpn app would be extremely helpful. Having to open my PW manager and copy and paste both the username and password each time I spin the sandbox up makes me no always use the VPN. (paid copy) I like using Proton but if some other vendor implements that feature I would have to switch.

   Lots of folks use the Included Sandbox with the Windows Pro versions of 10 & 11. They allow scripts to be run to install apps, like Firefox and VPN's among many others during the OS spinup process.
   
   Allowing the .launcher to have the login and password included would be a great feature or maybe a way to drop a file somewhere that had my configuration info in a place to have your launcher pre-populate those fields for launching the vpn app would be extremely helpful. Having to open my PW manager and copy and paste both the username and password… more

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4. Add Connecticut ip address location

   Can you please add Connecticut ip addresses to the list of united states servers. Thank you

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5. Search for VPN server

   I'd like the ability to quickly type and search for VPN servers/countries, on both iOS and Mac. Surfshark does this and it's such a friendly way to quickly switch to different countries based on my needs. on protonvpn, I have to scroll and search for the flag/abbreviation of the country, which is not a great UX

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6. Apple tv NetShield support

   The apple TV app needs NetShield Ad-blocker support. Without this its almost useless as it is now. I really should match feature parity with the Ipad version at the minimum but NetShield would at least make it usable.

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7. Disassociation of Identity From Activity ('Trustless' Connection)

   Taking a page from Apple's iCloud Private Relay and TOR's onion network, I wish to suggest that Proton partner with another trustworthy provider (such as Mullvad or IVPN) to use their servers as 'exit nodes' in an implementation that would separate activity from identity. This would, of course, be for the benefit of reducing demanded trust in Proton (or their partner), and the 'no logs' promise, ensuring greater privacy by design and not just by policy and practice.

   This isn't Secure Core.

   I figure it's important to clarify how this differs from Secure Core, which is already a 'multi-hop' connection. Secure Core uses Proton's own tech, end-to-end. This means Proton still knows or has access to both your identity and your activity. My suggestion would mean Proton only knows your identity, but not your activity. Ultimately, my suggestion aims to tackle a different threat from that of Secure Core (which aims to protect against compromised servers).

   Why this matters.

   Proton's trustworthy. At least, I find it to be sufficiently trustworthy for me to use their services. But Proton Mail isn't good because Proton promises not to read your emails (alright, that too), Proton Mail is good because Proton cannot read your emails. This suggestion advocates for a similar approach to Proton VPN (in that it cannot read your activity with this option enabled).

   If you like my suggestion please vote for it, share it on social media, and get more people to vote for it. This is likely the only way it'll receive attention from Proton. Also, feel free to let me know what you think of this suggestion. I'd like to see more thoughts and opinions on this.

   Taking a page from Apple's iCloud Private Relay and TOR's onion network, I wish to suggest that Proton partner with another trustworthy provider (such as Mullvad or IVPN) to use their servers as 'exit nodes' in an implementation that would separate activity from identity. This would, of course, be for the benefit of reducing demanded trust in Proton (or their partner), and the 'no logs' promise, ensuring greater privacy by design and not just by policy and practice.

   This isn't Secure Core.

   I figure it's important to clarify how this differs from Secure Core, which is already a 'multi-hop' connection.… more

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8. Ability to re-arrange pinned (favorite) servers

   The list of favorites is static at the moment. It would take great effort to re-arrange the list into the desired order, having to remove items, and add them in a planfull matter.

   Therefore it would be very handy, if dragging the list items around would be possible. Thanks!

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9. Low Profile VPN Servers/IPs

   Almost all Proton IPs are polluted with bad reputation due to various malicious acts made through its VPN. This is really really annoying for good users.

   I think a large percentage of malicious acts made on Proton VPN servers are done via new accounts that are pretty quickly banned by Proton and by victims- but it still leaves a bad trace on the history of that ip.

   I propose a solution that could at least reduce ip pollution for quite a few users- what if we had few servers (or ips) that you only get access to after a year of subscription- by then if you were to act bad you’ll already be banned.

   it is not the best solution but at least its something

   Almost all Proton IPs are polluted with bad reputation due to various malicious acts made through its VPN. This is really really annoying for good users.

   I think a large percentage of malicious acts made on Proton VPN servers are done via new accounts that are pretty quickly banned by Proton and by victims- but it still leaves a bad trace on the history of that ip.

   I propose a solution that could at least reduce ip pollution for quite a few users- what if we had few servers (or ips) that you only get access to after a year… more

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10. custom block rules / dns filtering of domains / ips

    It would be such an extremely useful feature to have the abilty to add custom domains to block.

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11. Browser extensions remember recent servers / cities

    It would be nice if the browser extensions remembered a few of your most recently used servers / cities and made those available as buttons that are shown when you click to open the extension. For example, Nord VPN's app has this feature directly below the blue "quick connect" button.

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12. Sync configurations between different devices

    Sync configurations like profiles etc. between the different devices.

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13. freebsd

    hi,
    do you plan for support freebsd os with your app ?

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14. 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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15. Command line tool for windows

    Please provide a command line tool for windows

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16. Discover the Best Places to Stay: Top Hotels in Peru

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    Peru offers travelers an incredible array of landscapes from the high Andes and historic cities to the lush Amazon rainforest and coastal beaches. To truly enjoy what the country has to offer, finding the right hotel can make a big difference. For those planning a trip, browsing the Top Hotels in Peru helps narrow down accommodations that combine comfort, location, and hospitality.

    Why Choosing the Right Hotel Matters in Peru
    Peru is a country of contrasts. While some regions are well-developed and urban, others remain remote and rustic. When you travel between Andean peaks, colonial towns, jungle lodges, and beach… more

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17. Choose Favorite server on Apple TV

    Add just on top of "Recommended" on Apple TV "Favorites" where we would be able to choose our favorite connections for quick access.
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18. Latency

    You mention gaming as a usecase but don't display latency for servers.
    I've used/am using Proton VPN but since I couldn't know latency without manually testing every server and then logging into the game , I had to get exitlag just for gaming. Please implement at latency information and if possible implement something similar to exitlag so I don't have to have multiple subscriptions.

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19. Feature request – Smarter Wi-Fi-based auto-connect rules on iOS

    Hello Proton team,

    First of all, thank you for Proton VPN and the whole Proton ecosystem. I’m a paying user and I really appreciate your focus on privacy and on open, well-documented security.

    I’m writing to request a feature that I believe matches a very common and “natural” use case for VPNs on mobile phones, especially on iOS.

    Current situation

    On iOS, we can use auto-connect and some Shortcuts automations, but there is no simple way to express the following behaviour:

    Automatically connect Proton VPN on any Wi-Fi network, except for a few trusted ones (for example my home Wi-Fi).

    Automatically disconnect Proton VPN when the device is no longer connected to Wi-Fi (i.e. when switching to cellular data).

    With the current options, we can approximate this behaviour using iOS Shortcuts, location-based automations, and manual workarounds, but it is fragile, complex to set up, and far from user-friendly.

    Requested feature

    It would be extremely useful to have, directly inside the Proton VPN app (or account settings), something like:

    A list of “Trusted Wi-Fi networks” (by SSID), for which:

    Option: Never auto-connect VPN on these networks

    Option: Automatically disconnect VPN when connecting to these networks

    A global rule such as:

    “Auto-connect Proton VPN on any Wi-Fi network that is not in the Trusted list.”

    “When not connected to Wi-Fi (cellular only), automatically disconnect Proton VPN (optional toggle).”

    This would perfectly match a very common pattern on mobile:

    At home (trusted Wi-Fi) → no VPN needed.

    On any other Wi-Fi (work, café, hotel, public hotspot) → VPN should automatically protect the connection.

    On cellular data → user can choose whether the VPN should remain on, but many people would prefer to turn it off automatically to save battery and data.

    Why this matters

    This behaviour feels like a “default” expectation for many privacy-conscious users on smartphones. Right now, implementing it requires:

    A good understanding of iOS Shortcuts / automation;

    Several separate automations (per location, per network, etc.);

    And even then, it still doesn’t handle “Wi-Fi disconnect” events cleanly.

    If Proton VPN could offer this directly as a first-class feature (especially on iOS, where system-level triggers are limited), it would greatly simplify the life of many users and make Proton VPN feel even more “smart” and integrated in everyday usage.

    Thank you very much for considering this request, and for all the work you already do to offer privacy-respecting tools. If you need more details or real-world usage examples, I’d be glad to provide them.

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    Hello Proton team,

    First of all, thank you for Proton VPN and the whole Proton ecosystem. I’m a paying user and I really appreciate your focus on privacy and on open, well-documented security.

    I’m writing to request a feature that I believe matches a very common and “natural” use case for VPNs on mobile phones, especially on iOS.

    Current situation

    On iOS, we can use auto-connect and some Shortcuts automations, but there is no simple way to express the following behaviour:

    Automatically connect Proton VPN on any Wi-Fi network, except for a few trusted ones (for example my home Wi-Fi).

    … more

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20. Extend LAN network through VPN

    Add a feature that allows a desktop (or a home server) to be used as an endpoint for VPN connection, allowing the user to use the internet like they are in its local network. Useful to connect to LAN devices safely without exposing them to the Web and for limited services like Netflix that blocks users from other places to connect to the same account.

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