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• ↓ Review of ProtonVPN on Fedora Atomic Silverblue
• ↓ Privacy no logs VPN that works well on Fedora Atomic
• ↓ Fine tuning Fedora Atomic 44 after installation
• ↓ Is ProtonMail Safe? 6 Hidden Risks of ProtonMail and ProtonVPN Exposed
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"I bought ProtonVPN for Fedora Atomic Silverblue, the Gnome desktop, because they had a sale and the price was unbeatable at €2.49/month but now I regret it, if you can afford it pay a little more and go with Mullvad or WindScribe, they both work with Fedora Atomic, I was previously with WindScribe for a year and I had zero problems with them, I did not renew because I was on a free plan and at the time WindScribe was not running any sale and ProtonVPN was."

"I am going to keep ProtonVPN because I made it work in the end but be aware that if you go down this route with Fedora Atomic as your main operating sytem you will have to spend two days of reading manuals, forums and trying and testing, ProtonVPN, a company worth millions treats Linux users like garbage while Mullvad a company with a few thousand users gives the same experience to Windows and Linux users, too bad the price is double if it wasn’t for this I would not have hesitated going with them, but even ProtonVPN price has a catch, unlike Mullvad and WindScribe, ProtonVPN does not renew at the price you bought, it is set to auto renew at double the cost, the first thing to do after buying ProtonVPN on sale is to cancel your auto renewal to avoid surprises, I do think they lose money with the €2,49/month sale but they must be hopping they upscale me on their other products or that I renew at the expensive price."

"Another reason why ProtonVPN is cheaper than their competitors is because unlike WindScribe or Mullvad, they run most of their locations as virtual, most of the servers Proton has are located in the United Kingdom, Singapore and Romania, all countries with cheap bandwidth and servers, you can see a list of their virtual locations in their Smart Routing page: https://protonvpn.com/support/how-smart-routing-works"

"ProtonVPN has a non official flatpak that some people says works fine, the catch is that it is not an official flatpak, do you really want to install security software that is not official and has no verified or known developer behind? I decided I would not do that. Shame on ProtonVPN once more for not being able to do this themselves, they don’t care about Linux users. They have a GUI for Linux users too but the killswitch works best with ProtonVPN CLI command line, and again that is a security product, if you want the best security you will need the CLI version, that means that after two days of learning how to install it, thanks to the half baked installation instructions from Proton, you will need two more days learning about the command line structure."

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