Both Mullvad and Mozilla VPN are the same service (Mozilla leases it from Mullvad). Mullvad has a flat monthly fee (5€) and only stores a randomly generated 16

Both Mullvad and Mozilla VPN are the same service (Mozilla leases it from Mullvad). Mullvad has a flat monthly fee (5€) and only stores a randomly generated 16 digit account number that you can stop filling up the day you want. You can pay with almost anything, crypto, credit card, even via post mail+. Mozilla's VPN requires you to create a Firefox account and provide them your email, your age and a password. Optionally you can enable 2FA authentication. So you trade off a bit more of your privacy in exchange of the same service you already have. It only makes sense if you want to support the Mozilla Corporation and Firefox's development (after all, money donated to the Foundation doesn't go to the Corporation). +Fixed