Firefox free VPN: Mozilla drops the data limit until January 2027
Mozilla is lifting the data cap on the free VPN in Firefox until 31 January 2027. It is not the first time the company has done this.
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A VPN routes your internet traffic through another server, which hides your real IP address from the sites you visit and adds a layer of protection on public Wi-Fi. Free VPNs usually come with a cap on how much data you can use. Mozilla is removing that cap for the Firefox VPN during this period.
There is a catch for anyone hoping this is permanent: it is a time-limited offer. And it is not the first one. Mozilla has lifted the limit before, so the pattern suggests the company uses these windows to get more people to try the feature.
Does the Firefox VPN have a data limit now?
Not until 31 January 2027. Until that date, the free VPN in Firefox can be used without a data cap. What happens after the deadline has not been stated in the information available so far.
If you already use Firefox, the practical upshot is simple: you can try the built-in VPN without watching a usage meter. If you rely on it for everyday browsing, keep the end date in mind.
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