Mozilla VPN

Mozilla VPN is the official Virtual Private Network application developed by the creators of Firefox, one of the fastest, most reliable, and best-known internet browsers in the world.

This lightweight network security app enables users of all knowledge levels to supercharge their defenses against online threats by transforming their communication with the outside world completely encrypted, bypassing many active scanners and locators from both ISPs, government agencies, and 3rd parties that are monitoring for internet usage.



This lightweight and reliable app can provide a single-click boost to privacy, preventing anyone to ascertain your true location or gain access to your secure data during a transit upstream or downstream.

Virtual Private Networks are especially useful on public wireless networks, where users' data can be actively monitored for the discovery of important personal information such as login credentials, banking information, or even chat logs.

Also, since Mozilla VPN is routing active internet sessions through a large network of international servers, users can bypass many regional blocks and government lockdowns on international browsing, spoofing their internet location into one of the dozens of available server locations (Austria, Belgium, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK, the US, and more). To better preserve user privacy, Mozilla VPN does not host or keep logs and tracking data that can identify any of its users.

The user interface of Mozilla VPN is streamlined and easy to use. It comes in the form of a stylish dashboard that promotes the activation of the main VPN on/off button, and a few configuration options for the current routing procedure – users can pick a selected country and see the status of all of their connected devices.

The basic offering of the Mozilla VPN premium package includes support for 5 active devices (both Windows PCs and mobile smartphones and tablets), access to 500+ servers located in over 30 countries, end-to-end encryption for both incoming and outgoing data, no bandwidth restrictions, and complete user protection with no logging of network activity by routing servers.

PROS

• High network speeds
• Zero tracking, logging, or sharing of your activity
• 500+ servers in 30+ countries
• Advanced protocol utilization

CONS

• Limited server locations

As of the time of this review, the Mozilla VPN app is on the waitlist status, allowing users to sign up for future access on all supported platforms – Windows 10/11, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, and Chromebook.