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frontpageSplendidApparel1397 posted Oct 8, 2025 10:29 PM
2-Year ProtonVPN VPN Plus Subscription (10 devices)
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ProtonVPN has 2-Year ProtonVPN VPN Plus Subscription (10 devices) for $71.76.
Thanks to community member SplendidApparel1397 for finding this deal.
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Thanks to community member SplendidApparel1397 for finding this deal.
Features:
- Secure 10 devices at a time
- Highest VPN speed
- Choose from 15000+ servers in 120+ countries
- Stream your favorite TV shows and movies
- Block ads, trackers, and malware
- Priority support and live chat
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- Renews at $79.95/year after 24 months if you do not cancel.
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ProtonVPN has 2-Year ProtonVPN VPN Plus Subscription (10 devices) for $71.76.
Thanks to community member SplendidApparel1397 for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member SplendidApparel1397 for finding this deal.
Features:
- Secure 10 devices at a time
- Highest VPN speed
- Choose from 15000+ servers in 120+ countries
- Stream your favorite TV shows and movies
- Block ads, trackers, and malware
- Priority support and live chat
Editor's Notes
Written by johnny_miller | Staff- Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- Renews at $79.95/year after 24 months if you do not cancel.
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My experience with both is centered around torrenting:
Both PIA VPN and Proton VPN offer 'split tunneling' which I prefer to keep web traffic unprotected and faster. But the implementation is different.
- PIA VPN app somehow binds to the app .exe defined in the prevent/allow traffic list ensuring the app only uses the VPN tunnel, if no VPN connection is active, the app cannot connect. Contrast to Proton, you also have a list for the inclusion/exclusion into the tunnel, but if the VPN session is not active, the app could just use any default adapter/gateway (unprotected). This is a great feature in favor of PIA. Or workaround: some apps like qBittorrent allow the user to specify to bind to a Adapter (VPN).
- PIA VPN has a persistent "port forwarding" lease for a week or so. If you constantly disconnect/reconnect from the VPN server and use torrenting, this could be a good thing as you don't have to constantly update the port on torrent client. Or it could be bad, as your persistent port from PIA may leak a bit about your fingerprint.
- Both offer WireGuard.
Overall:
- PIA VPN app workflow, settings and usage is much easier to understand.
- Proton VPN offers more complex configurations, the connection profiles are messy and the entire UX is not very intuitive. Bigger learning curve.
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I deleted my free account and I created a new account just to get the deal.
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If anyone knows the answer would appreciate the info. Thanks!
Similarly for NordVPN...its owned by Netherlands company. I thoughts all these are ok, no?
"Proton services are operated by Proton AG, a Swiss corporation whose primary shareholder is the non-profit Proton Foundation based in Geneva, Switzerland."
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As far as spyware is concerned, "Some have pointed at Kape's history. The company had previously operated under the name Crossrider and was active in the advertising space. Among other things, it installed toolbars with 'potentially unwanted software.' While the company has since switched to a focus on cybersecurity, this past has made some people suspicious."
Their response,
"In an article addressing some of the questions, PIA assured its subscribers that its course is not going to change. According to Chief Communications Officer, Christel Dahlskjaer, privacy and security remain the top priority."
You can read the article here,
https://torrentfreak.co
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