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Back when he first joined us several years ago, we outsourced HR to a third party as it didn't make sense to incorporate a new company for just a single employee.Īs Algirdas was formally employed through Tesonet, he put Tesonet into the cert, and nobody noticed it until recently." "This is an unfortunate mistake made by Algirdas, our first (and amazing) Vilnius team member. We don't share employees, infrastructure, etc" "We used Tesonet as a local partner before we had an official Lithuanian subsidiary, and rented office space from them. To make things worse the replies by Proton are even internally inconsistent. There's also an $8/month Plus plan and a $24/month Visionary plan.It looks really shady. Though free, users also have paid options, such as Basic with access to all countries instead of just three, two devices instead of one, and high speeds instead of low. Despite that, the app is designed to be simple to use, including one-tap login and connections. ProtonVPN's various security features like TOR via VPN and Secure Core are all present in the mobile app, as well as connection profiles so that users can easily connect to their preferred servers.

The goal is for users to trust ProtonVPN with their data. The service isn't used to gather and sell data on users, nor to install malware on devices, which is an issue with 38-percent of Android VPN apps, according to the company.

ProtonVPN doesn't have data caps, bandwidth limits, or any other restrictions, the team explains, including for the free plan. ProtonVPN is presented as a "substantially" different alternative to other free VPN products found for Google's mobile platform, offering users access without restrictions. The company calls its ProtonVPN Android launch a new milestone for the service, which offers security-based products for helping private matters stay private.