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Firefox browser now includes a free, built-in VPN, which helps you hide your real location and IP address while browsing the internet. This is an ideal feature for protecting your privacy on public Wi-Fi networks, hiding your browsing from your ISP, and preventing websites from tracking your location. Currently, the free VPN is available in a few regions, but you can enable it in any country, including India. If you're a Firefox fan in a supported region for its VPN - such as India - you can enable it without any hassle. Mozilla will probably enable the free VPN via an update soon to all users, but if you can't wait for the rollout, follow this guide to turn on the built-in VPN right now. Currently, Firefox version 149 comes with a browser-level VPN and is officially available in the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany. The service offers 50 GB of free data per month, making it an excellent option for casual internet users seeking privacy protection. How to Enable VPN in...