Proton today released its native Apple TV app, allowing users to access VPN services directly on their Apple TV following tvOS 17's

Proton's latest VPN app will be among the first to work natively on Windows ARM PCs, the company announced. The new app was built in collaboration with Microsoft by the same team that developed the encrypted Proton Mail service and promises "best in class security and privacy" on Windows ARM devices,

While most of the major VPN providers already support Apple's multimedia box, the popular Swiss provider was missing. This has changed since this week.

Proton VPN is now available natively on Apple TV, giving privacy and security minded customers a way to watch content anywhere.

Those who own an ARM-powered Windows laptop should install the new app for improved performance and power efficiency. Most Windows laptops use an x86 Intel or AMD processor. But a handful of new machines,

Proton VPN is making its way to Windows Arm-based devices and offers native support and protection. The app doesn't offer anything new, but does give users of Windows Arm-based devices a native app choice.

In a blog post, Proton VPN has announced the general availability of native support for Windows on Arm devices. Customers will be pleased to k

We’re pleased to announce a new Proton VPN app with native support for Windows devices that use the ARM chipset,” Proton’s Douglas Crawford writes. “In use, this app works identically to our regular (x64) Windows app,