VPN providers are increasing their app offerings, with many extending their roster beyond the most popular operating systems (Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android). For example, some offer Linux apps, and others provide an app for Amazon Fire TV.
Still, with so many internet-connected devices in our homes, chances are you’ll want to connect a device that isn’t supported. Here are some potential options if this is the case (note you should visit your VPN provider’s website to see if these options are available and how to set them up):
You may be able to configure the VPN manually to your device using your VPN’s OpenVPN configuration files.
Some VPNs let you download the Android APK directly to protect certain devices with Android-based operating systems.
Many VPNs support manual configuration on home routers. This enables you to protect all of the devices connected to your router at the same time.