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The Mozilla VPN website makes its general approach very clear - 'Your privacy comes first', 'We donвЂ™t store your online activity logs on our servers' - and the company provides more information in a brief Privacy Policy. Even if you think Mozilla's reputation comes largely from not being Google or Microsoft, it's still way ahead of most VPNs in the trustworthiness stakes, and its partner, Mullvad, is one of the most privacy-focused providers around. Mozilla sells its VPN partly as being from 'a name you can trust', and that's a major plus. Mozilla VPN puts its users' privacy first (Image credit: Mozilla) Privacy and logging But if an app doesn't need protection - it's just playing a video or audio stream, say - then Mozilla VPN's split tunneling can ensure it uses your regular connection, instead, perhaps improving speeds. A kill switch kicks in if the VPN drops, for instance, ensuring you won't accidentally send important traffic over an unprotected connection. The feature set looks good, even at this early stage.

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Mozilla VPN uses servers from the excellent Mullvad VPN, connects via the WireGuard protocol to deliver the best possible performance, and it's P2P-friendly, too. The network is a modest 280+ servers in 40+ locations (9 in the US) across 31 countries, but that's going to be enough for many, and there's good news here, too. (The Mac and Linux builds are 'coming soon', and even the iOS build is currently in beta.)

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As long as they're running on Windows, Android or iOS, anyway.

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The service may have begun life as a browser extension, but Mozilla VPN is a full stand-alone product that offers system-wide protection for all your apps.