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PCWorld highlights Firefox’s new free built-in VPN feature available from version 149, offering 50 GB of monthly data protection. The VPN only protects traffic from the Firefox browser itself, unlike ...

Mozilla is rolling out a Firefox free VPN that goes after a long-standing problem with no-cost privacy tools. Many free VPNs rely on unclear data practices to stay afloat. This one is built into the ...

For years, getting any kind of meaningful VPN protection meant signing up for a paid service or fumbling with sketchy free apps that often did more harm than good. Mozilla just removed that dilemma ...

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Mozilla is testing a free VPN that integrates directly with the Firefox browser. For the past two weeks, the project has appeared under the name "IP concealment," but the support page has since been ...

Mozilla released Firefox 149 with added privacy protection through a built-in VPN tool offering up to 50GB of monthly traffic. The feature uses a secure proxy server to route only traffic from the ...

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A stripped-back VPN is set to arrive for Mozilla Firefox, the open-source browser for desktop and mobile operating systems. But there's a twist: this VPN is only appearing for a few seemingly randomly ...