Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

Dear Mozilla Team,

I'm writing to express my disappointment and concern about the recent restriction on Firefox's built-in VPN for users connecting from Iran.

People in Iran live under severe internet restrictions, widespread censorship, and limited access to independent information and online services. For us, VPNs are not simply a convenience or a way to change our virtual location. They are essential tools for accessing the open internet, communicating freely, and overcoming censorship.

That's precisely why I find it deeply disappointing that Mozilla's built-in VPN has become unavailable to users in Iran, displaying the message:

"VPN is unavailable. Local laws and restrictions limit where you can use VPN."

I understand that Mozilla may have legal and regulatory obligations to consider. However, I urge you to reconsider the impact of this decision on ordinary Iranian users.

People who are already deprived of basic internet freedoms should not face additional barriers from a company whose mission and values are built around an open, accessible, and free internet.

Mozilla has long stood for privacy, freedom, and an open web. I sincerely hope these principles will extend to Iranian users as well, rather than leaving them behind precisely when they need these tools the most.

Could you please clarify:

1. Why has Firefox's built-in VPN become unavailable in Iran? 2. Is this a permanent restriction or a temporary measure? 3. Is Mozilla actively considering any way to make this service accessible to Iranian users?

We are not asking for special treatment. We are asking not to be excluded from tools that help people access the free and open internet.

I hope Mozilla will listen to the voices of its Iranian users and reconsider this decision.

Best regards, A Firefox user from Iran

Hello,

I was using Mozilla VPN, and it worked perfectly for about two weeks. However, it suddenly stopped working, and now I get a message saying "VPN is unavailable".

It was working fin before, but I don't know what happened or why it stopped working.

Could you please help me fix this issue?

Thank you!

Hello Mozilla Support Team,

I am experiencing a persistent issue with the built-in Firefox VPN feature in Firefox version 159.0.1 on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit.

I have successfully signed up for a Mozilla account and signed in to Firefox. However, the VPN feature does not activate and the interface continuously displays "Get Started" instead of showing the VPN on/off toggle.

Here are the troubleshooting steps I have already completed:

1. Successfully signed out and signed back into my Mozilla account. 2. Confirmed that my account is recognized as signed in. 3. Tested the VPN feature in Firefox Troubleshoot Mode. The problem remained unchanged. 4. Checked Firefox's Troubleshooting Information page. 5. Investigated the VPN-related settings and configuration. 6. Restarted Firefox and repeated the tests.

Additional diagnostic information: - Operating System: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit - Firefox Version: 159.0.1 - VPN Type: Built-in Firefox VPN - Account Sign-in Status: Successful - VPN Interface Status: "Get Started" - Expected Behavior: A functional VPN activation toggle should appear. - Actual Behavior: The VPN setup screen remains stuck on "Get Started".

The issue persists even after these troubleshooting steps.

Could you please investigate whether this is an account eligibility, regional availability, server-side activation, or Firefox VPN provisioning issue?

I would appreciate detailed instructions to resolve this problem or confirmation if there is a known issue affecting Firefox VPN activation.

Thank you for your assistance.

Firefox built-in VPN is unavailable on my connection and shows the message "Local laws and restrictions limit where you can use VPN." I am using an Iranian IP address. How can I enable the built-in VPN?

hello dear firefox I can,t coneccted with vpn firefox please chek in and fixed my problem beacuse i need this vpn for my work . thankrepead it please fixed my problem beacuse i need it

Dear Firefox Team,

I am writing to express my concern about the recent unavailability of Firefox's built-in VPN service in Iran and to kindly request that you consider making this feature accessible to users in the country.

I had been using Firefox's built-in VPN regularly, and it was an extremely valuable tool for me. Unfortunately, I recently discovered that Iran is not included in the list of supported countries, and the service is no longer available to me.

Internet access in Iran is subject to significant restrictions. Many international websites and online services are either blocked by the authorities or restrict access to users connecting from Iranian IP addresses. As a result, accessing independent information, educational resources, professional platforms, and many essential online services can be extremely difficult.

For users like me, Firefox's built-in VPN was more than just a convenient browser feature. It provided an opportunity to access the open internet, overcome geographical restrictions, and stay connected to the global digital community.

I understand that service availability may depend on technical, legal, or regulatory considerations. However, I sincerely hope Mozilla will reconsider its regional availability policy and explore ways to make this feature accessible to people in Iran, subject to applicable requirements.

Mozilla has long been associated with an open, accessible, and user-centered internet. Making this service available to users who face substantial barriers to accessing information would be a meaningful reflection of those values.

I would appreciate it if you could forward this request to the relevant team and let me know whether there are any plans to support users in Iran in the future.

Thank you for your time and for your continued efforts to keep the internet open and accessible to everyone.

Kind regards,