Surfshark hands users a direct line to its developers with new beta program
THE SO WHAT
Surfshark’s beta program giving Windows and Android users early features plus a direct dev line is another move toward customer-as-co-designer. If you ship security or infra tools, structured beta channels like this are becoming the norm, not a nice-to-have.
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