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Ok, I'll chime in. This probably won't work. WebOS has support for Cisco VPN and IpSec -- but both are old versions. Most of these VPN providers probably use some standard under-the-hood, but they usually wrap it with their own app, which undoubtedly wouldn't be available for WebOS!
In general, you're better off running your own VPN -- although using a commercial service does protect you from your cable company, or hotel/Starbucks Wifi provider snooping, it doesn't protect you from the VPN provider snooping. Many of them are run out of China, where your data probably has other uses to the provider/government.
You're much better off running your own VPN. A $30 Raspberry Pi, and literally 5-10 minutes running the Pi VPN script (PiVPN: Simplest setup of OpenVPN) and tweaking your router settings is all it takes.
You can also experiment with running a VPN service that your device does support. I've played around with running an IpSec VPN on my Pi, but as mentioned, you need an old version, and those tend to be less secure, and much less easy to set-up then PiVPN! If you get something working, I'd love to hear about it! I've spent a few hours on this, and haven't gotten very far, but I'm willing to bet it can be done.
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