Microsoft Ads & Google Analytics access problems when using Firefox VPN on Windows 11 PC

I'm afraid you'd need to ask the site operators if they support access from the IP–protection service you're using — there's no limitation on Mozilla side, however the sites you're accessing might have put some datacenter traffic protection measures in place.

Hi, thanks for your response. However I don't fully understand it. You say I should ask the website owners whether "they support access from the IP–protection service you're using". I am not aware that I am using any such service, unless it is contained within the Firefox VPN. Which you say doesn't have a limitation. Are you able to elaborate?

The built–in VPN works by routing your traffic through datacenters around the globe to protect your location. The sites will see you as connecting from a datacenter, not a residential or commercial IP address.

(EDIT: The feature does not try to "conceal" its network location, it presents itself to the sites openly as a Mozilla–originated VPN service host, so the sites can easily tell it's proxied traffic. That might help to alleviate the security checks for some, and the opposite for others;)…)

Thanks for the clarification. Has anything changed in the Firefox VPN in the last 2 months approx? I never had this problem before.

Yes, every day. And the endpoints and routes you end up using are also different pretty much every time you connect. So the issue you see one day on a site doesn't have to be there the next day, if it's based on the cloaked location changing. The evaluation is done by the sites you're connecting to. So you might need to elaborate what "cannot access these sites" means in practical terms. Do the sites tell you something about access? Or there's a networking error presented? Or logins fail? Etc.