Surfshark has released a dedicated native VPN app for Amazon’s Fire TV devices running Vega OS, according to multiple reports. The app is designed to bring “core VPN capabilities” to the new Vega OS environment, expanding Surfshark’s support beyond existing platforms. Both outlets describe the release as specifically targeted at Amazon’s latest Fire TV sticks that use the Linux-based Vega operating system. The coverage characterizes the update as improving VPN integration on Fire TV, positioning it to support users who want VPN protection directly on their streaming hardware rather than through other routing or device setups. TechRadar also notes expectations around streaming performance, describing the app as enabling faster streaming alongside “robust” protection. CNET similarly emphasizes broader VPN access on the new platform through the availability of a dedicated Fire TV app. Overall, the reports agree that Surfshark’s Vega OS app is a new step in making its VPN service available on Amazon’s newest streaming devices, with functionality intended to work natively within the Vega OS platform.