Did Google every release One VPN native for ChromeOS?
Looking at the product page, I would have to conclude they never did. Sure, I can use the One vpn on my phone and USB tether my chromebook. But I'd rather have a native client.
https://chromeunboxed.com/google-one-native-chromebook-vpnOpen linkView original on lemmy.world
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The Android version from the Play Store works great and integrates with the UI.
ChromeOS routes the host network through the Android VM?
Apologies, I don't get it.
Not sure if sarcasm. But I think it has to do something with the fact that Google would sell you out at the first glance of opportunity.
This is a ChromeOS community. It's fine to have a hate-boner for Google (I do, too), but shitting on them just to shit on them while not even remotely answering the question OP asked is childish.
Your suspicion seems confirmed.
Well I'm already using Chrome browser in ChromeOS signed in with my Google account. So not really sweating the Google factor here. I just wanted to using something native while I'm out on public hotspots. I'm not about to start paying for a 3rd party VPN that I won't use the 85% of the time I'm on networks I trust.