@MrGafish: Surprise: Firefox officially confirms built-in free VPN
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Firefox officially confirms the availability of a free built-in VPN service with up to 50GB of data per month.
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Surprise: Firefox officially confirms built-in free VPN
Firefox 🔥 (@firefox): Reminder that we we offer a free built-in VPN with up to 50gb per month.
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