Remove ProtonVPN

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@anon4374141

Does Mullvad have a kill switch in the Android client? I think, following your own reasoning, you’d have to do quite a few gymnastics to argue that it does (by your definition). On GrapheneOS it can be resolved, but on all Android devices (which are the vast majority), every time you connect to a Wi-Fi network you suffer a data leak.

I suggest you actually read the thread you’re posting in. There’s already broad agreement that platform limitations should not affect the recommendations, but the ProtonVPN macOS issue isn’t a platform limitation.

@anon4374141

Can Mullvad fix it? No. And Proton with respect to macOS? Yes.

And you don’t see a difference there??

@anon4374141

this isn’t about defending one company over another, I couldn’t care less.

You spend a lot of your time defending Proton against already proven allegations of a deficiency in their product in a thread on a forum you joined three days ago for someone who “couldn’t care less”. I don’t mind if you do care either to be clear, just please be honest about it.

@anon4374141

it seems the eagerness to cross Proton off the list is overriding your ability to actually listen to the arguments

I can’t help you if you’re just going to be fighting with ghosts.

The eagerness to cross Proton off the list is because they have an issue in their software they are fully capable of fixing but won’t which causes them to not meet the minimum requirements to be recommended by PG.

@anon4374141

If you want to be anonymous, you use, for example, TAILS (not Proton, not Mullvad, not iVPN)

Maybe you’re confused but this forum is Privacy Guides not Anonymity Guides

@jonah

I am going to close this as an invalid duplicate (thereby returning votes), because I believe it is the exact same problem as Remove ProtonVPN,

@jonah is wrong there, that is a different issue about iOS which is a platform limitation. This thread is about an issue on macOS which is not a platform limitation.