Mozilla removes Firefox VPN data cap through Jan. 31

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Published Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · 1:22 PM EST

Mozilla is offering unlimited free data for Firefox's built-in VPN from Nov. 10, 2026 through Jan. 31, 2027, Mashable reports. The service is available on desktop and Android and requires a Mozilla account; support for iOS is coming later. The VPN masks a user's real IP address and can hide visited sites from shared Wi-Fi networks. Its protection covers browsing within Firefox, rather than other browsers or mobile apps. Mozilla also warns that websites can still identify users through cookies or signed-in accounts, and the VPN does not hide browsing history stored on the device.

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