We'd add that some privacy services may represent better values depending on what you're looking for. Email sizes are still capped at 10MB, and you'll want a Chrome extension if you aren't using the Firefox browser.

You might not worry so much that signing up for a service will eventually lead to a privacy breach.įirefox Relay isn't necessarily for everyone. You get both email aliases to hide your real accounts as well as phone number masking to prevent your digits reaching spammers and hackers.

However, Firefox Relay may be more intriguing. The VPN secures traffic for up to five devices, with servers in over 30 countries, no logging and perks like 'multi-hop' access that uses more than one server to further protect your connection. Given that the VPN normally costs $5 per month (on a similar yearly basis) by itself, this may be a solid choice if you want more than the fundamentals.

The company now offers its virtual private network (VPN) and Firefox Relay Premium together in a $7 per month bundle when you pay for an annual subscription. Mozilla's privacy services might be more compelling if you were previously on the fence.

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