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@ProtonVPN
Browse without borders. No logs. No ads. The only open-source, audited VPN with free & unlimited access. By the scientists behind @ProtonMail 🇨🇭
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    @ProtonVPN
    Aug 12
    We've been working on Proton protocols, a new client-side VPN protocol codebase based on WireGuard®, written in Rust. The beta is now on iOS. Test it to help unlock the next gen. of Proton VPN performance, reliability, & censorship resistance. Remember your glasses! 🌒 1/4
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    @ProtonVPN
    Aug 13
    There are two types of people in this world: Those that get spied on by the smart pet feeder in their house, and those that remember to feed their pets on time by themselves. Today, the smart feeder people have been dealt a blow.
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    Proton VPN
    @ProtonVPN
    Aug 13
    How did you watch the eclipse yesterday? 1) Glasses 2) Colander 3) Proton VPN app 4) Raw (I hope no one did this)
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    @ProtonVPN
    Aug 11
    Elections in countries that are known to censor the internet are the most important moments to have a VPN. If you're in Zambia, most of the top VPNs in the app store are not safe, and some of them even steal your data. Here's @davidgpeterson calling out which ones to avoid👇
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    @davidgpeterson
    Aug 10
    🇿🇲Zambia's general election is on August 13. The government has a history of censoring the internet during elections, so if you are from Zambia, get a VPN before you lose access. But be careful which one - the top VPNs in the app store are not what they seem. Exposed below⬇️🧵
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    Proton VPN
    @ProtonVPN
    Aug 7
    Buying ≠ owning. Companies like Sony and Google routinely pull the plug on digital media that you thought you owned.
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