This is an extremely useful feature, for some Netshield is not enough, and being able to use NextDNS with support for DOH, or any other DNS service would be ideal.
Like IVPN does in all their clients.
This is an extremely useful feature, for some Netshield is not enough, and being able to use NextDNS with support for DOH, or any other DNS service would be ideal.
Like IVPN does in all their clients.
I do not know where you got these numbers from, however the 40% aren’t correnct. The Linux userbase amounts to less than 1%, atleast on the VPN side. I do however think that this number isn’t very different accross all the userbase.
https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/10y49ln/were_two_excern_scientists_who_created_proton_vpn/j7w8wxx/
That being said, a new Linux VPN client is currently in development and can already be tested out, more information can be found in the support page as well as on a reddit thread. If you do not rely on a kill switch (depending on your threat model), you could already test that out.
https://protonvpn.com/support/linux-prerelease/
https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonVPN/comments/15a6f7r/updates_for_the_proton_vpn_linux_alpha/
That’s interesting. I would think most people willing to pay for Proton would also switch to a more private OS, guess that’s just a small minority of us.