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On its face, Proton VPN’s app for Apple TV seems to add another privacy layer to your life. But there’s a whole other, complicated, international use case.

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[–] ruckblack@sh.itjust.works 5 points 2 weeks ago

I'm glad a lot of the major vpns have stopped advertising them with "watch Netflix from any country, anywhere!" Because you could only do that for a short time before they started blocking all VPN IPs, and it was just blatant false advertising.