This suggests that these issues are on people’s radar, and that they understand the fundamental importance of their email to their online lives. The findings also show that 66 percent of people would prefer to lose their passport than their email.

37 percent of respondents had either themselves been the victim of a hack, or knew someone that had in the past year. 88 percent are concerned about the privacy of their personal data, compared to 71 percent if they were not a victim of a hack. Overall, hack victims are more concerned about the privacy of their personal data online. The study, carried out for Proton by YouGov, reveals concern is even greater among those who have been a victim of a hack, or know someone who has. Please note that we do not recommend having both connection methods installed as they may interfere.A new survey shows that 77 percent of people in the UK are concerned about the privacy of their data online, but 15 percent don't do anything at all to protect themselves online. You can find a detailed guide for our Linux-supported methods here. The official ProtonVPN Linux app lets you protect your Linux devices with ProtonVPN while controlling the VPN via an intuitive and easy-to-use graphical interface.

Kindly note that we recommend using the Linux application in order to connect to our servers. Would there be any problem having both the terminal client and the Linux app installed? The app does seem to have more functionality, unless protonvpn-cli ? doesn't really show all the options. I have the previous protonvpn-cli terminal client installed. I wrote to them when I got their announcement: You probably did this, but the install instructions for the new desktop app say to completely remove an old install and stop the killswitch before installing a new version.

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