Mozilla VPN - Secure & Private 2.24.3

Reviews

1 ★, on 2021-07-10
Not sure what's worse, the app, or the actual service. It's gotten progressively worse, highest download speed I've seen recently was 200kb/s on every server I've tried, the app consistently bugs off and doesn't connect at all, clicking on the notification no longer opens the app, anytime I disconnect it reconnects me the second I close the app, so I have to force close it every time. Absolute dog water, finally gave up on it and switched to my ol' reliable tunnelbear.

4 ★, on 2021-07-08
This VPN is alright. They have been improving speed and adding more and more servers over time. One thing I'd love to see is an ad block option like IPVanish has. I understand this would be an apk file to install manually because of the Play store rules, but it's definitely a feature I miss.

3 ★, on 2021-06-24
I've discovered that on my device at least, you have to turn the VPN off and then on again when switching servers for the switch to take effect. The IP doesn't change unless you do this. I've verified this using the OKLA Speedtest app and the VPN's built-in IP display.

5 ★, on 2021-06-25
Works well on Android and has minimal impact on connection speed. Would be great to set a few locations as favorites to make it quicker and easier to switch between regions.

1 ★, on 2021-06-10
This app has potential, but every update breaks something else. This time it is going to sleep and preventing all data from conning through. It is not in the battery optimized list, neither are the apps that aren't capable of giving me notifications (Android 11). At least build in the ability for the VPN to notify you that you aren't sending or receiving data. Cancelling the service after 6 months of torture. I won't be back.

5 ★, on 2021-06-22
The default servers closest to where I live use Wireguard most of the time, which means there is very little (10%) latency. Download, install, and bam, instant VPN that passes all the leak tests. With a price lower than most, monthly billing, and Mozilla's reputation & transparency, what's not to like? My wish list includes "on at startup", just like the PC app.