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The world’s only open-source, publicly audited, unlimited and free VPN. Swiss-based, no-ads, and no-logs. Brought to you by the scientists from @protonmail.
We created #ProtonVPN in 2017 to give people a lifeline against #cybercensorship through a #VPN. But each year, more governments resort to internet shutdowns and #censorship to control public discourse and limit access to information. #WorldDayAgainstCyberCensorship ⬇️ 1 / 8
This year, democracy is on the ballot. Over 60 countries — home to half the globe’s population — will hold national elections in 2024. To ensure that everyone has access to accurate information before they cast their vote, we’ll offer free #ProtonVPN servers in countries with a history of #censorship or political interference in the weeks leading up to the elections:
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Proton provides free VPN servers in lead up to elections - Proton VPN | Proton VPN
To ensure people can access the information they need to vote, Proton VPN will make VPN servers available for free before elections.
 The servers will be switched from paid to free for the period of the election. #Elections2024 image
If you're concerned about #Google and #Meta listening more than they should, use #ProtonVPN to browse privately and block trackers, malware, and ads. Who else's a "good" listener? © comic by #TheSquareComics image
According to the @npub1v7u2...an4v, people in the #UK fall victim to a purchase scam every 7 minutes on #Facebook or #Instagram. One woman reportedly lost £70,000 -- #Meta not only steals your data, it doesn’t provide sufficient fraud protections:
the Guardian
Victims speak out over ‘tsunami’ of fraud on Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp
Exclusive: Calls for Meta to curb rise in scams on its platforms, which will cost UK households £250m this year
. We discovered that nearly 4 out of 5 people in the #UK are concerned about their #privacy. We worked with research firm @npub1x02c...w9cm to find out what people think about the privacy of their online data:
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The privacy paradox: A Proton-YouGov report | Proton
A new Proton-YouGov report found people are worried about online privacy but lack the tools to defend themselves.
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Next time someone tells you they don't need privacy because they have nothing to hide, ask for their browsing history. Most people think they have nothing to hide, but when asked for their data, they realize they have something to protect. What’s your argument for #privacy?