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I allready have windows vpn and do not need a 50 GB vpn from mozilla how do I remove it?

parinanderson

I already have a windows vpn and do not want the mozilla vpn subscription when i run out of the free 50 gb of data. How do i disable it ?

It seems you are only trying to monetise it instead of being of service like you always were.

Thank you

I already have a windows vpn and do not want the mozilla vpn subscription when i run out of the free 50 gb of data. How do i disable it ? It seems you are only trying to monetise it instead of being of service like you always were. Thank you

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If you want, take a look at the preference, browser.ipProtection.enabled https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1576925

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parinanderson said

I already have a windows vpn and do not want the mozilla vpn subscription when i run out of the free 50 gb of data. How do i disable it ? It seems you are only trying to monetise it instead of being of service like you always were. Thank you

The built-in VPN in desktop Firefox and the standalone subscription based Mozilla VPN are two separate things.

The Built-in VPN in Firefox has a monthly data usage limit that resets on 1st of new month for free.

The Mozilla VPN is an option for those who want unlimited data usage and want more features of a full VPN including whole device protection and not just in Firefox web browser. The Mozilla VPN has existed since July 15 2020. Before that it was the discontinued Firefox Private Network which was subscription based and worked much the same as the free built-in VPN in Firefox as it routed traffic through proxy servers like the built-in VPN in Firefox does.

Mozilla is not trying to monetize as if anything they may have lost some sales to people who decided to use the built-in VPN in Firefox instead.

Right click on the button › "Remove from toolbar".

To complement, this discussions

Unable to find the built-in VPN in Firefox https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/unable-find-built-vpn-firefox

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1605682

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