Proton VPN’s anti-censorship Stealth protocol finally lands on the stable Linux release
- Proton VPN’s Stealth protocol has graduated to a stable release on Linux
- Users no longer need to switch to beta channels to use it
- This upgrade follows a string of major Linux-focused improvements
If you use one of the best VPN services on a Linux machine, bypassing restrictive firewalls and internet blockades just got significantly easier. After spending months in a rigorous testing phase, Proton VPN has officially moved its custom anti-censorship Stealth protocol into the stable Linux release.
Announced directly by the Proton Team on Reddit, the highly anticipated update means Linux users no longer have to opt into experimental testing channels just to disguise their VPN traffic. Instead, the feature is now rolling out to the main branch for everyday users to access out of the box.
This move marks a major milestone following the initial news of Proton VPN’s anti-censorship Stealth protocol finally landing on Linux...
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