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 browser and aims to avoid that tradeoff.
It arrives in Firefox 149 starting March 24, with users in the US, France, Germany, and the UK getting 50GB of monthly data. The feature routes browser traffic through a proxy, masking your IP address and location without needing extra downloads.
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This move fits into a broader push around user control and safer defaults. Protections run quietly in the background, while new features remain optional instead of automatic. You don’t have to sign up for another service just to get basic protection.
Why this VPN stands out
Free VPNs often come with hidden costs, usually tied to how user data is handled. Mozilla
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