Mozilla Removes Firefox VPN’s 50GB Cap Through January 2027

Mozilla has temporarily removed the 50GB monthly data cap on Firefox’s free built-in VPN, offering unlimited use through January 31, 2027, to eligible users on desktop and Android. The promotion began November 10 and applies in regions where the feature is supported. Mozilla has not announced a date for iOS support.

The free VPN normally allows up to 50GB of data each month. Users need to sign in with a Mozilla account to activate it. The promotion lifts the allowance for the stated period; it does not introduce a separate, device-wide VPN service.

The feature routes and protects internet traffic within Firefox, including on desktop and Android. Other apps and browsers on the same device remain outside its protection and use the device’s regular connection. Mozilla offers a separate paid VPN service for broader device coverage.

Mozilla has described the promotion as a way to let users browse with more peace of mind during the winter holiday period. The company has not provided a launch date for the planned iOS version, so iPhone users cannot access the built-in feature through this offer. A report on availability in Canada said the promotion was still rolling out and might not...