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Wow, Mozilla is acquiring a side-project that's actually useful? Color me pleased. Beats wasting time on an a commodity VPN service.
by tivert 4y ago
Wow, Mozilla is acquiring a side-project that's actually useful? Color me pleased. Beats wasting time on an a commodity VPN service.
- jdiff 4y agoTheir VPN is just reselling someone else's service, minimal effort invested while opening a mainstream service that actually provides an income stream. Seems like a solid strategy to me.
- dm_me_dogs 4y agoIt also helps that the service they're re-selling is actually good. (Mullvad, if you weren't aware)
- unethical_ban 4y agoFirefox VPN is great for beginners, but it assumes too much and isn't flexible enough for power users. I had to cancel it because "Allow LAN connections" didn't base itself off my local subnet, but on RFC1918. My network is in a private IPv4 net other than that, and I couldn't configure split-tunnel manually. Proton VPN works wonders and I like their mail product too.
- dblohm7 4y ago> Beats wasting time on an a commodity VPN service. That service is what earns them non-Google revenue.