Proton VPN joins the race to secure Amazon's new Vega OS Fire TV Sticks
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Proton VPN shipping a native app for Amazon’s Vega OS Fire TV Sticks shows privacy tooling is following users onto every embedded OS surface. If your product touches TV or IoT platforms, assume customers will expect first-class security and privacy options on-device, not just on phones and PCs.
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