Mozilla VPN

Despite offering limited features, Mozilla VPN is a perfectly safe and secure service. It provides enough security features to conceal customers’ activity. The VPN is immune to all DNS and IP leaks. If your VPN connection drops, it gives a Kill-switch feature to hide the data from your ISP. There’s no protocol selection procedure in the Mozilla VPN.

Although, the WireGuard is the only available protocol on all platforms, which is the most advanced and fast. So, there isn’t any reason to complain. The VPN uses ChaCha20 encryption, which is not the advanced one like the AES-256. Talking about the advanced features, the VPN uses an Ad-blocker, a Double VPN feature, and a Split-Tunneling part. Overall, Mozilla VPN offers a safe and secure service to its customers.

Speed is one of the vital aspects of any VPN. If the speed is slow, it might dissatisfy the customers to go for any high-end VPN service. Fortunately, that makes the Mozilla VPN one of the most reliable in the market. Mozilla VPN will likely record excellent download and upload speeds from anywhere worldwide. When connected to local servers, the VPN drops only 5% to 8% – which is quite impressive. Local upload speeds are also fast, dropping only 4% to 6%.

With WireGuard, the VPN records breakneck speeds for both downloading and uploading on distant servers. Overall, the Mozilla VPN is the most reliable regarding speeds.

The VPN uses two services for the global server network. The paid version uses the Mullvad VPN service, which uses the WireGuard VPN standard. In contrast, the free version uses the American Cloudflare service. Using either of the servers, the VPN offers 400+ servers in 30+ countries. Most of the servers are in the US and a large part of Europe.

Mozilla VPN isn’t ideal for streaming purposes. It only unblocks Netflix libraries, though it works inconsistently. Mullvad owns 20% of the servers of the Mozilla VPN. It means that Mozilla VPN enjoys all the same strengths and suffers the same weakness as Mullvad. Therefore, Mullvad VPN is horrible for streaming, and Mozilla doesn’t seem apart from it.

Torrenting on Mozilla VPN is just a great choice. The VPN supports dedicated P2P traffic and has an automatic kill switch. However, it doesn’t provide any advanced privacy features necessary for torrenting, like port-forwarding. So, it won’t be an ideal experience using the Mozilla VPN for torrenting – if security is your primary concern.

Mozilla VPN’s customer support easily meets our expectations. Although, it doesn’t provide 24/7 live chat support. Still, it offers various helping materials for customers’ queries and knowledge. The service provider provides a knowledge base (includes setup guides, troubleshooting options, payments, and accounts), FAQs option, and email ticketing support. The VPN’s customer support is knowledgeable and efficient. However, the live chat option would have been vital for the customers’ help.

Mozilla VPN is available only in Austria, Belgium, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK, and the US.

The VPN offers three subscription plans for its customers:

• 1-Month plan costs $9.99/per month
• 12-Months plan costs $4.99/per month; billed $59.88 every 12 months
• 6-Months plan costs $7.99/per month; billed $47.94 every six months

Refund Policy

After subscribing to Mozilla VPN, If you cancel your subscription/account within the first 30-days. Then you can request a refund from the company. Mozilla will refund your money without any questions asked.

Payment Methods

Mozilla VPN accepts the following payment methods:

• American Express
• PayPal
• Master Card
• Visa