I trust Mozilla, and if this helps Mozilla (and Firefox) further, I'm all for it. From a different angle though, I'd prefer more decentralized solutions than ce

I trust Mozilla, and if this helps Mozilla (and Firefox) further, I'm all for it. From a different angle though, I'd prefer more decentralized solutions than centralized ones like a single VPN provider. That could be in the form of more Tor infrastructure coming up to make the Tor network faster (I myself am not capable of setting up and running nodes). My other concern with centralized VPN is that Cloudflare, with its appetite seemingly focused on being the biggest pipe (by a large measure) for Internet traffic, might soon come up with a free VPN service and kill most others. I'm certainly not a fan of large companies becoming large enough and entrenched enough to put up insurmountable barriers against disruption (this could end up being a futile hope).