Mozilla Introduces Free Built-In VPN in Firefox 149
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- •Firefox 149 will launch on March 24, 2026, featuring a free built-in VPN.
- •The VPN will mask user IP addresses with a monthly data limit of 50GB.
- •Mozilla emphasizes transparency and user control in its VPN implementation.
Mozilla is set to launch Firefox 149 on March 24, 2026, which will include a free built-in VPN feature. This VPN aims to enhance user privacy by routing browser traffic through a proxy, masking IP addresses and locations. Initially available in the United States, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, users will have a monthly data allowance of 50GB. Mozilla emphasizes transparency and adherence to its data principles, differentiating its VPN from other free services that have faced scrutiny. The VPN is not intended to replace premium services but to provide basic anonymity for everyday browsing. Alongside the VPN, Firefox 149 will introduce new features like Smart Window for contextual assistance. Mozilla plans to enhance user controls and performance in future updates. The launch reflects Mozilla's commitment to user privacy and an open internet.
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