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https://github.com/ProtonVPN/android-app/releases/tag/5.1.51.3
I couldn't find any announcement on the Proton VPN blog or Mastodon?
If only they would focus a bit more on Linux compatibility. It is very tedious to use protonvpn on headless Linux distros. Their protonvpn cli is not supported for raspbianOS.
Linux app next please - it's buggy as anything!
You got rid of all the options for quick connect profiles.
You also got rid of the ability to connect to a random server.
being able to connect to a random location adds another layer to any anonymity you might want.