After a while in beta, Mozilla VPN, formerly called Firefox Private Network, is now available for Windows and Android in the U.S and five more markets. The service will cost $4.99 per month.
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The Firefox Private Network VPN, which debuted earlier this year in beta phase, will become an official product in the next few weeks. It will also be renamed to Mozilla VPN, available in the U.S.
Mozilla now lets Firefox users install the Firefox Private Network browser extension on up to three desktop browsers. The update also sees the introduction of a $2.99 per month fee.
Mozilla has launched Firefox Private Network apps for Windows and Android as betas. Unfortunately, Mozilla's service is only available for customers in the United States and requires an invite.
Mozilla has announced the revival of the Test Pilot program for Firefox. The first product in the Test Pilot incubator is Firefox Private Network, Mozilla's own VPN, which it plans to charge for.
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