Instead, the free VPN service is supported by paid plans.
The company claims to be the only VPN with no bandwidth limits, data caps or "privacy invading ads." Proton also claims to not install adware on a device or sell user data to third parties – it has a strict no-logs policy. ProtonMail, an end-to-end encrypted email service born out of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in 2014, is sold by Proton Technologies AG. "Enterprises are deploying micro-VPN or per-app VPN capabilities to protect sensitive data on corporate apps without having to tunnel/encrypt all data, which is cumbersome and affects performance," Hochmuth added. VPN functions are being built into mobile security products such as Symantec's mobile endpoint protection, which invoke on-the-fly VPNs to protect users when threats are detected on open wireless connections, Hochmuth said.
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