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.

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        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.

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          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.

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          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.