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from the team:
Hi everyone,
We’re happy to share that Split Tunnelling is now available on Android TV. Choose which apps are protected by Proton VPN.
Let us know what you think! You also can propose, vote and discuss feature requests on User Voice.
Proton Team
now on linux. Pleaseee
Sweet!
I havent been following the news for a while, has proton drive exposed an API or an SDK to allow for rclone support?
Please say yes, I've been wanting this for years.
Edit: omg no way! https://rclone.org/protondrive/
What is split tunneling?
Allows you assign which apps so go through the VPN and which don’t. Useful for only tunneling say, Netflix, but keeping Plex from using the VPN.
Cheers!
Anyone else yet ?
When Proton Drive on Linux... :(
It works decent with rclone but a first party solution would be nice.
Many people know of the Proton brand from the recent news. I'm intending to migrate myself. I'm learning about the VPN service from this post.
But, I have no idea WTF Android TV is and I don't care. Assuming you're available on Windows, I want to know what Linux distros are supported and if you support hardware router config.
This thing hit my front page. And, given our tech savvy beginnings I think there's a lot of people reacting as I have. I feel there's a missed opportunity for couple of sentences of broader scope product eduction.
If you don't care about android TV then this post isn't for you. If you want that info then go look it up yourself. It doesn't matter if this hit the front page or not people don't need to put specs into every post on the off chance it might end up on the front page.
I don't work for Proton. I copied and posted this here because they announced it everywhere else except here, and the mods last post/comment was from 6 days ago.
The product kinda sells itself through word of mouth. They're not even here. Sincerely good stuff.
Proton has been dropping huge updates for a few weeks now. Phone backup I’m particularly excited to use now (and ditch iCloud)