Mozilla VPN launched and now available on Windows, iOS and Android

Mozilla VPN launched and now available on Windows, iOS and Android in 6 different countries. macOS and Linux versions of the VPN is still to be released.

Back in the month of February this year, Mozilla launched a full-device VPN in the Beta state for testing. It's been a couple of months since then, and now the company is releasing the official version.

Mozilla VPN launched and now available on Windows, iOS and Android in 6 different countries. macOS and Linux versions of the VPN is still to be released.

The VPN is built by Firefox and runs on a global network of servers powered by our partner Mullvad using the WireGuard® protocol instead of the popularly used OpenVPN and IPsec.

As for now, those in the US, UK, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore and Malaysia can use this VPN which is billed at $4.99 monthly with up to 5 simultaneous connections.  Mozilla VPN has its servers in 30 different countries.

And if you are asking yourself why try or use this VPN, then according to the company, their VPN won't sell or log user data as they collect only data needed to keep the service running. Also, the VPN won't impair on your browsing experience as it offers a faster internet connection.