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Mozilla is launching a free built-in VPN on Firefox 149 — but with some conditions
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First peddling AI. Now vpns. My money is on they include world of tanks with popups from hello fresh or whatever next.
Our metrics show that you drive the car to the grocery store once a week... So we started growing kale in your back seat. Just wait until you see our new model the chicken coupe.
The VPN that Mozilla (Firefox) has sold for years was rebranded Mullvad. Assuming they'll still use Mullvad for this, I wouldn't worry.
EDIT: I've since seen somewhere else that Mozilla may not be using Mullvad for this, just to clear for anyone reading this later.