Mozilla tests "Firefox IP Protection" to promote Mozilla VPN in Firefox, with UI prompts that ask users to upgrade to secure their devices.

Mozilla is again testing a VPN service for its Firefox browser that can help protect your privacy while you're surfing around on public Wi-Fi.

Thanks to social networks, online streaming platforms, online shopping, and many other online activities, we have all left some private information.

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