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Proton VPN offers native apps for Android TV, Google TV, and Amazon Fire TV devices, allowing users to secure streaming by installing the app directly from the Google Play Store or Amazon Appstore [1]. For TVs without native app support, such as LG or Samsung, users can configure Smart DNS through their Proton VPN dashboard or set up the VPN directly on their router [1]. Read the full guide at Proton VPN.

4. Smart DNS (Alternative Method)

If you have a Smart TV that is not an Android TV or Fire TV (for example, a Samsung Tizen or LG webOS TV), you usually cannot install a VPN app directly. protonvpncomtv

2. Using a VPN-Enabled Router (Best for All Smart TVs)

For TVs that cannot install VPN software natively, the most reliable solution is to configure Proton VPN on your home router. By installing Proton VPN’s configuration files (using OpenVPN or WireGuard) on a compatible router (e.g., Asus, Linksys, or FlashRouter), every device connected to your Wi-Fi—including your smart TV, game console, or Apple TV—automatically routes its traffic through the VPN. Proton VPN offers detailed setup guides for popular router firmware like DD-WRT, Tomato, and pfSense. Proton VPN offers native apps for Android TV,

Login: Open the app, and log in with your ProtonVPN account credentials. Using a VPN-Enabled Router (Best for All Smart