"In its post about the Firefox 149 updates, Mozilla said, "Free VPNs can sometimes mean sketchy arrangements that end up compromising your privacy, but ours is built from our data principles and commitment to be the world's most trusted browser."

It's unclear whether Mozilla will pursue any audit or certification for the free service, though CNET's findings suggest VPN audits don't always indicate that a service is completely secure."

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"In its post about the Firefox 149 updates, Mozilla said, "Free VPNs can sometimes mean sketchy arrangements that end up compromising your privacy, but ours is built from our data principles and commitment to be the world's most trusted browser." 

It's unclear whether Mozilla will pursue any audit or certification for the free service, though CNET's findings suggest VPN audits don't always indicate that a service is completely secure."