Mozilla VPN for Android

It has one fatal flaw. You cannot set which wifi or cellular networks that you want the VPN to be active on. For example, at work VPN’s are blocked — so I have to manually enable/disable the VPN multiple times per day.

The app is really good and integrates well with IOS. In terms of VPN’s this is probably one of the better options on the market and is backed by Mozilla. Connection is good, especially for a VPN. Sometimes my school wifi won’t work with the VPN but that has more to do with my university than the VPN itself as no vpn works. When outside of my university I always have this VPN on and it got a good connection and doesn’t hinder my internet performance over wifi or cellular.

This VPN disconnects in the background leaving you without a VPN and no indication it is off. When it is on it slows the connection to intolerable speeds. I don't recommend the product.

Let’s be honest - the VPN industry is sketchy and riddled with scandal, unethical marketing, and shady corporations. Mozilla is a non-profit with a literal DECADES long track record of supporting privacy and open-web/open source principles. It’s not the cheapest, doesn’t have the most servers, and maybe not even the fastest (although it’s very fast) but it’s on a very short list of VPNs I am willing to put my money behind.

This is a significant step down from Proton. Nevertheless, a significant step up from much of the competition!