ProtonVPN is a privacy-focused VPN from the same firm responsible for encrypted email provider ProtonMail. Multi-platform support: Supports a wide range of devices, including PCs, Macs, smartphones, and even routers.Both free and paid-for tiers available: The free tier has unlimited bandwidth, while paying a monthly fee will unlock more endpoints and features.Only after can they really do something else. I want the Proton to focus on current apps and service and implement all of the the standard functionalities other suites (like Google apps or Microsoft Office) have. I'd rather want Proton to focus on building a very strong base of Mail/Calendar/Drive/VPN from which they can then jump forward and come up with additional services like Proton Photos. It kind of deters people from using and most importantly paying for Proton services. I know most of the features I just mentioned are to be implemented but still. And many more features/functionalities are either missing and/or broken. Proton Drive on Linux doesn't have real time syncing so you have to basically memorize what changes you did on your laptop's hard drive and continously reupload new stuff.

Proton VPN on Linux misses a lot of features the Android app (and possibly Windows / iOS, I don't use those) like split tunelling. ics invitations into your calendar (only the web version can do this). Android mail app doesn't have the functionality to import.

There is still a lot of important features missing.Ĭolor coding of events in calendar (either web version or Android one) is missing. Something like Proton Photos would indeed be amazing but I'd rather see Proton focusing on their current services and improving them to the maximum.

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