Proton VPN Review

"@ProtonMail @RevolverJerm Been with Proton since early 2020, now using Proton Duo. Proton's a priority / privacy focused company! I also appreciate their support for folks in countries who'd be in trouble without Proton products! Anyone questions this, search privacy Email / privacy VPN... TOP rated!"

"@ProtonMail @210m @mike_taylor25 @rekdt Been with Proton since early 2020, now using Proton Duo. Proton's a priority / privacy focused company! I also appreciate their support for folks in countries who'd be in trouble without Proton products! Anyone questions this, search privacy Email / privacy VPN... TOP rated!"

"@Proton_Pass My phone always runs Proton VPN 24/7 and my primary email is Proton. Proton is great company and the free versions are fire too!"

"@markvalorian @T3chFalcon Proton VPN or their whole system ≈ Signal: no activity logs to leak, even to Swiss government, where 59 requests returned empty in 2025. Payments aside, privacy intact unless they nuke their audited no-logs model (RIP Proton then). #VPN #privacy"

"@ProtonMail I use Proton Mail Proton VPN and more, but never Google!"

"@JOKAQARMY1 As far as I know the best and most private ones are Proton, Mullvad and IVPN. Personally I use Proton because they have a suite of apps and it's very convenient but if you only need a vpn the others are great too. But at the end of the day you have to trust them so yeah."

"@Anti_Tyranny_1 @JOKAQARMY1 As far as I know the best and most private ones are Proton, Mullvad and IVPN. Personally I use Proton because they have a suite of apps and it's very convenient but if you only need a vpn they others are great too."

"...atGpt Atlas ✅ Kullan: Brave Startpage Tutamail Jitsi Firefox Focus Proton Drive KeepassXC DuckDuckGo Zen Browser Protonmail Bitwarden Mullvad VPN Proton VPN Surfshark VPN"

"@Pirat_Nation Get on Proton or Mullvad now and you won't get flagged for ID later. That's the short term fix."

"@TheBritishIntel I use Proton VPN. Based in Switzerland and completely independent. Full encryption.. So here's the message https://t.co/dUVzQkfWE0"

"@ProtonVPN @andyyen With the UK looking like it will enforce ID / Age checks for VPN's what would @ProtonPrivacy approach be? I'm a duo subscriber, I love proton and it's services! Would Proton do ages checks securely? or would you have to take a 'leave the market' approach?"

"@MrLitstar @9393_ACrowley @ReclaimTheNetHQ Proton get audited every year and I'm yet to see any evidence they keep logs, even for free stuff. I would hapily use Proton or Surfshark, they both seem decent."

"@startpage @torproject @signalapp @MyStartMail @ProtonPrivacy 1) Any Linux OS but I prefer Fedora 2) Quad9 ( DNS privacy) 3) Tor, Brave, Librewolf (browsers) 4) ProtonVPN ( free), Mullvad ( paid) 5) Session, Signal (Messaging) 6) Tutamail & Protonmail 7) GrapheneOS over any phone OS 8) Orbot (basically Tor but for apps) 9) VLC 10) Bitwarden https://t.co/ZwS1OgTYXz"

"@FistedFoucault I like what Proton are doing, their subscription model already includes basically everything Google has to offer. Email, VPN, docs, excel, storage, AI. As for online meetings the best one's Norwegian - Whereby."

"@thecoastguy Tor browser Then download VPN. Proton VPN offers free from Switzerland. Not even a swiss judge can demand access to its Server. Starmer has no chance."

"Here's what actually protects your privacy: A reputable VPN (Mullvad, ProtonVPN). Tor Browser for true anonymity. Pi-hole to block tracking at the network level. Firefox with privacy extensions. Incognito mode? Not on the list."

"Graphene OS Tuta + Proton mail Proton VPN Kagi search + translate Librewolf Signal Nextcloud KeePassXC 👌"

"@izkthinker @omarsbigsister Proton VPN is a good one. It is a Swiss company. And has lots of features."

"@BasilTheGreat Better yet.. Download a VPN, pick a Swiss one like ProtonVPN or Swedish like Mullvad.. Five Eyes (UK+US+mates) can’t just poke about and grab logs.. Audited no-logs policy actually holds up .. Real privacy move .."

"8. Use "Private Relay" or a No-Log VPN Your ISP (Internet Service Provider) sees every site you visit. In many countries, they sell this browsing history legally. Use iCloud Private Relay or a reputable No-Log VPN (Mullvad or Proton). Mask your IP. Encrypt your tunnel."

"...cosia @Qwant_FR @MistralAI @Fairphone @OVHcloud @Scaleway Moved to the Vivaldi browser and it delivers. European-built, privacy-first, and works with Proton VPN and Proton Mail."

"@ChrisH75995549 @SomeSillyGoosy @mQLta_TrvstPlQn @Anti_Tyranny_1 @JOKAQARMY1 If you are really that untrusting of proton (even though it’s one of if not the most secure option), you can use a VPN plus tor on a public WiFi with a burner phone, Just don’t expect that to be an easy way to stay secure."

"@0xMiaWallace @ILikeTheFA no need to search, only vpn alongside proton that you can safely install, everything else is fed coded"

"@grok @Pharaoh_Cleetus @TrustNoWun @CaseyPutsch I want to push back a little on NordVPN, and they're just one example, any VPN owned by an organization that used to produce ad-injection software is suspicious any way you look at it. Mulvad, ProtonVPN, and IVPN seem to be the only, or at least, historically BEST VPN's to trust."

"@Alexvgn_ @zeley190555397 I highly disagree, Proton and Mullvad are very reputable and differ from the rest, brands that we've heard twice or thrice via YT adverts, who secretively operate as honeypots. Proton does not follow suit with this type of mendacity."

"I’ve used both, but I ultimately chose Proton for one reason: it’s not just an email service - it’s an entire privacy ecosystem (Mail, Drive, VPN, Pass, Calendar, etc.) built with zero-access encryption. Tuta is good and very focused on email security, but Proton feels like a long-term home for people who want to fully leave Big Tech. If you want just secure email → Tuta is fine. If you ..."

"@BenjiKhageswara @ProtonMail @TutaPrivacy I can recommend Proton. Full family plan here. No problems with them, unlike most arrogant tech firms. Years ago, the "how to use" instruction was poor. Now they have clear instructions. Priceless to have private email, "alias" addresses, storage, vpn, !!"

"...g to see the founder of @ethereum promoting decentralized privacy tools What I use: Messengers: @signalapp, @session_app Email: @ProtonPrivacy VPN: Proton VPN Docs: Proton Docs, @fileverse Browser: @brave TOR: @AnyoneFDN built on Ethereum Identity: @keepitcloaked"

"@BenjiKhageswara @ProtonMail @TutaPrivacy They're both good, but Tuta's app feels ancient compared to the Proton Mail app. Same with Calendar. Apart from that, if you need just mail & calendar, Tuta. If you want a full suite; mail, calendar, drive, VPN, password manager, get Proton. I have the Proton Suite & love it."

"Google Analytics → Matomo/Plausible Auth0/Firebase → Logto/Keycloak Chrome → Brave/LibreWolf VPN → Mullvad/ProtonVPN Remote Desktop → RustDesk X → Mastodon Password Manager → Bitwarden/KeePassXC"

"@JOKAQARMY1 Proton VPN. The owner spoke about it. They don’t save your data. So they comply, but there’s nothing to give."

"@SpikyCaterpillr Mullvad, Proton, AirVPN and many others have a strict no logs policy and have it operating fully on RAM so data recovery is not possible. There have been fed raids on the services and no logs were recovered."

"@BenjiKhageswara @ProtonMail @TutaPrivacy I use proton. The best advantage is if you get premium you get everything from it. VPN pass manager etc"

"@windscribecom Trust shift ok I just prefer shifting trust to @ProtonVPN, strict no-logs, open-source, independently audited, self-owned infrastructure, Swiss jurisdiction. Especially given that Windscribe has had publicly acknowledged incidents in the past. Just choosing who deserves the trust"

"@GautamGhosh I have been using Proton Mail for a couple of years. The experience has been good. They also have Proton Drive and VPN which is super useful."

"...still am with few thousands spent 🤣 Then got introduced to private trackers, dude, 20GB in 5 minutes. It's unreal, and everything is routed via Proton VPN, no VPN = No goodies!"

"@tnpla1 @R3SP0NZ3 @TheBritishIntel @NordVPN You can pay for Mulvad & Proton %100 anonymously with cash sent in an envelope. It's the perfect work around & fuck you to the government."

"@ProtonVPN @brave W combination of proton VPN, cachyOS, Brave browser, @DuckDuckGo search engine 💯"

"@craig100 @gettingtrumpnow @TheBritishIntel @GrapheneOS Don't use nord, use mullvad or proton vpn. mullvad is the best, obscura also uses mullvads network. Graphene OS is a must now, and permanent VPNs and proxies ran through wifi hardware."

"@stephen_taylor Get a good VPN, too. Not a "free" one; they can't be trusted. Proton VPN is good."

"To secure UK communications amid Ofcom's 2026 backdoor probes targeting E2EE apps like Signal (which vows to exit if compelled), consensus favors Signal for default E2EE, open-source audits, and disappearing messages. Pair with no-logs VPNs (e.g., Mullvad/Proton) and device updates. GPT suggests verifying safety numbers and avoiding backups; Claude stresses political opposition as tech fixes are l..."

"@rasmalai ProtonVPN is great, but Mullvad is the no-BS privacy gold standard."

"@Rishi_Builds @rasmalai Only if VPNs like Nord did the job of a VPN well. The only reliable and trusted VPNs out there are Proton, Mullvlad, Windscribe and iVPN."

"@gghamari Proton VPN (Top Overall for Privacy and Value) . Perhaps we can help to subscribe on their behalf. @Grok is it possible to subscribe on the behalf of Iranians in occupied Iran"

"@ErrataRob Indeed. Feel good about Mullvad and Proton and a couple others but … lots of bad VPNs out there who can do a lot of sketchy stuff with your data"

"You're not wrong, they're just not telling you the whole story 😉 A VPN does hide your traffic from your ISP, but now that encrypted traffic is just visible to your VPN provider instead . So the real question becomes: who do you trust more? Based on their public posture, Proton is one of the better answers. They're Swiss-based, which has strong privacy laws outside major surveillance alliances..."

"@ReclaimTheNetHQ Proton VPN Free, non-UK based (so UK Government can't touch it)"

"@mattfle02898557 @A1an_M ProtonVPN, MullVad or SurfShark + Fake email address (via protonmail etc) VPS with own VPN is still valid, but extreme and unnecessary for most users - until of course VPN's themselves come under REAL scrutiny, but even China has problems controlling offshort VPNs"

"İ still trust proton. Better than another vpn services."

"@JKing55378907 @OperatorK5 @BasilTheGreat TOR is a lot faster than it used to be but you do run into a lot of CAPTCHAs or outright site blocks with it. I've messed around with various privacy tools and I have found that Mullvad Privacy Browser with a Proton or Mullvad proxy extension is the best balance for browsing."