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fix(data): proton vpn's server count - #222
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Data update
Overview
Two-week recheck of Proton VPN. The server count's up from 20,839 to 21,722, still in 149 countries. The Talos report link redirects to a new address, so it points there directly now.
Nothing else moved. Prices are the same ($9.99 a month, $3.49 a month on the two-year plan), the terms changed on 9 October but the refund wording's the same, there are no new audits or CVEs, and post-quantum is still only on the roadmap.
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Proton VPN servers ↩
Proton VPN 2026-2027 fall/winter recap and roadmap ↩