Mozilla Firefox VPN offers unlimited data until January 2027
Mozilla has removed monthly data limits for its free desktop and Android VPN service through January 31, 2027.
Temporary offer begins November 10
The promotional period started on November 10, 2026. Users now receive unlimited browsing protection without buying a new subscription. This change applies only to Firefox desktop and Android installations currently. The service hides activity on shared Wi-Fi networks like those in hotels or airports. Mozilla states this helps protect location data from websites during travel.
Market competition drives the move
Google Chrome held 68.79 percent of the global browser market in October 2026. Microsoft Edge captured 5.36 percent of that same market share during the period. Mozilla aims to make its browser more attractive against these established rivals. The company does not monetize user browsing information through advertising or records. However, cookies and accounts can still identify visitors despite the VPN protection.
Limitations apply to iOS users
Support for iOS devices is not available under this current free arrangement. The complimentary service protects internet activity inside Firefox rather than every application on a device. Users seeking device-wide protection must use the separate Mozilla VPN product instead. Activation requires signing into a Mozilla account and selecting the VPN control in the toolbar.
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