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From the team:


Hi everyone,

This year, over 60 countries — home to half of the world's population — will hold national elections. As we've seen time and time again, VPNs have repeatedly proven effective anti-censorship tools, allowing people to find trustworthy news sources and access obstructed content.

To ensure people can access accurate information before they cast their vote, we will provide free Proton VPN servers in countries with a history of censorship or political interference in the weeks leading up to the elections:

https://protonvpn.com/blog/free-servers-before-elections

The selected servers will be switched from paid to free for the election period.

List of countries holding elections this year where Proton VPN will provide free servers:

  • Pakistan (Free servers already available)
  • Turkey
  • Togo
  • Chad
  • Mauritania
  • Rwanda
  • Mozambique
  • Somaliland
  • Mauritius
  • Senegal
  • Algeria
  • South Sudan
  • Venezuela
  • Sri Lanka

List of countries that already held elections and where Proton VPN provided free servers:

  • Cambodia
  • Indonesia

Since we launched Proton VPN Observatory, we have documented spikes in Proton VPN signups in real-time, making it an effective measurement of anti-censorship activity in response to various crises worldwide.

We believe this, along with expanding our server infrastructure to include over 3,600 servers in 85 countries, will help improve the accessibility to an unrestricted, free Internet globally.

Thank you for your support,

The Proton Team

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[–] [email protected] 13 points 8 months ago

Every time i think proton devs can't get any better they just prove me wrong.