Proton VPN brings privacy-focused streaming to Apple TV
Proton VPN has rolled out its Apple TV app, responding to what it claims has been a high demand from its user community. The app, available to those with a paid Proton VPN subscription, allows users to access streaming content while using Proton VPN’s privacy features on their Apple TV.
With access to over 8,500 servers across 112 countries, Proton VPN aims to open up streaming options, making it possible to watch content from platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+ on Apple TV. The app’s setup is straightforward: users download it from the App Store, visit protonvpn.com/appletv to log in, and enter a code displayed on the Apple TV. Users can then select a country or choose the “Fastest country” option to connect to the most optimal server available.
Proton VPN launches updates to protect free speech
Governments in many countries are imposing internet shutdowns at alarming rates, reaching new milestones each year with 283 shutdowns documented in 39 countries in 2023. Often these are triggered by public protests, active conflict, elections or political instability in order to keep people in the dark.
Proton VPN is announcing three major updates designed to fight censorship and protect free speech around the world.