If you want to give it a try, you can download the updated Proton VPN app with Android TV support from APK Mirror or the Play Store now, or by installing it directly from your Android TV set.
According to its official website, ProtonVPN and ProtonMail share the same management team, offices, and technical resources, and are operated from Protons headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland under the protection of Swiss privacy laws.
Proton VPN joins Nord VPN and Express VPN as one of the services now available for Android TV users who want to expand their Netflix selection outside the US protect the privacy of their web traffic. ProtonVPN is a VPN service operated by the Swiss company Proton Technologies AG, the company behind the email service ProtonMail. While this isn't the first VPN service that has made its way onto Android TV, it is one of the more reputable apps, boasting plenty of positive reviews. Now the app has been updated to work on Android TV devices like the Nvidia Shield - it even shows up under the Tools category in the Apps section on the new Chromecast with Google TV. ProtonVPN has native apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, Chromebook, Android, Android TV and iOS/iPadOS. Proton VPN has been around for a while now - it even got the approval and recommendation of Mozilla back in 2018 when it teamed up with the company to provide VPN services for Firefox users.
PROTONVPN TV UPDATE
Now Android TV users are getting a new VPN option for their large screen devices thanks to an update to Proton VPN that expands compatibility to ATVs. Google introduced a VPN for Google One members earlier this year, but it was targeted at phones and tablets. VPNs seem to be the hot thing now as people put more focus on their privacy.
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