… And it will only be free while it is in the testing phase. When Mozilla announced that "Firefox" was becoming a trademark, there was talk of Firefox Premium, which would be special functions included in your web browser. One of the expected premium features was a VPN, one that they seem to have been testing for a long time and which is called Firefox Private Network. It is currently in beta, which means it has some limitations.
The first and most prominent of these limitations is that only is available in the United States. Firefox Private Network is currently available as an extension and you need to have a Firefox account to install and use it. Probably, in the future they will integrate the extension into the browser as they have already done with other Firefox services such as Lockwise (password manager) or Monitor (to check if we have compromised credentials).
Firefox Private Network available as beta in the US
Firefox Private Network is an extension that provides a secure and encrypted path to the web to protect your connection and private information wherever you use your Firefox browser.
Firefox VPN will provide it Cloudflare, who also offers alternatives such as mobile app 1.1.1.1 that protects our information, especially when we connect to public networks such as those in a cafe or a shopping center.
It is not yet known how the final version of Firefox Private Network will be implemented. What is known is that all its functions will be available in Firefox Premium, but the possibility that they offer one cannot be ruled out. more limited version for free. There are countless cases that do so, offering a paid version with many available countries from which to connect and faster servers and a free version with two or three available countries and slower servers.
To clear up doubts we will still have to wait for the launch to be official, but those who need a good similar extension, Touch VPN It is a good choice.