Mozilla VPN why don't we see it

Mozilla has temporarily raised the bandwidth limit on Firefox's free built-in VPN, giving eligible users unlimited browsing until August 31st.

The offer also expands the available locations from the standard set to 28 countries. The VPN will return to its standard 50GB monthly bandwidth limit and reduced list of locations on September 1st.

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Firefox's built-in VPN is included for free with Firefox in regions where it's available (US, Canada, France, Germany). Mozilla introduced it earlier this year and reported over 1 million signups within two months of its launch.

What's changing in Firefox's built-in VPN during the promotion

During the promotional period (until August 31):

Bandwidth is unlimited, up from the standard 50GB per month
28 countries are available.
The full list of available countries is: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, United Kingdom and United States.

Browsing is still subject to local laws and content restrictions of any region the user chooses.

How to use Firefox's built-in VPN and practical ways to take advantage of it

The VPN is built right into Firefox. To enable it, click the VPN icon in the address bar area and enable the connection. Firefox suggests the fastest available location by default, but users can switch to any of the supported countries from a drop-down list.

The VPN also supports per-site exceptions. If a website doesn't work properly with the VPN active, users can disable it for that website directly from the VPN panel. For more permanent exceptions, websites can be added to an exceptions list in advanced settings.

Mozilla explains some common reasons why you might need a VPN. These include adding protection when connecting to public Wi-Fi at airports, train stations, or hotels.

What will happen after August 31st?

Firefox VPN will return to offering 50GB of bandwidth per month and a smaller list of countries starting September 1. Users who are used to connecting from specific countries during the promotion should be aware that not all 28 countries will be available in the free version.

The current offer is active in regions where Firefox's built-in VPN service is available.

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