Mozilla launches a VPN for Android and Windows

Mozilla, the company best known for developing the Firefox browser, has a new virtual private network (VPN) software.

Mozilla VPN is a new subscription software that offers you protection on Internet networks. Mozilla released its software for Windows, iOS, and Android, and it will be coming to Mac and Linux soon. The service is also available only in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, and Malaysia.

Although Mozilla VPN is not yet available in many countries, the company claims that encryption is offered on the device, more than 280 servers are used in more than 30 countries for protection, there are no bandwidth restrictions and no information is recorded. exercise. The subscription covers up to five devices.

“As of today, there is a VPN in the market for a company you trust,” says Mozilla in the announcement released on Wednesday, July 15. “This fast and easy-to-use VPN service is created by Mozilla, the creators of Firefox, a trusted name among privacy and security services.”

VPN services act as protection over a network. By activating a VPN, you protect all your information, sent and received, so that other people do not have access. VPNs, in addition to protection, allow you to jump regional fences on the Internet to hide the location or access restricted streaming catalogs.