A VPN is a way to hide your IP address. <a href="{ $vpn }">When you use a VPN</a>, your external IP address will be coming from the VPN server’s external IP, rather than your location’s external IP address. So if your connecting VPN server is located in California, your external IP will look like it’s connected from California, no matter where you actually are. Plus, your online activity is sent over an encrypted, secure connection to your VPN server, giving you additional security and privacy. <a href="{ $mozvpn }">{ -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }</a> is one way to hide your IP address. We don’t keep your network activity logs, and we don’t partner with third parties who build profiles of what you do online. We offer full-device protection for up to five devices with servers in { $countries }+ countries, you can connect to anywhere, from anywhere.

VPN rupive ikatukuaa eñomi nde IP kundaharape. <a href="{ $vpn }">Eiporu vove VPN</a>, IP kundaharape okaygua oúta IP kundaharape VPN mohendahavusúgui, pe ne rendaite IP kundaharape okayguágui. Upéicha ne VPN mohendahavusu jeikeha oĩ California távape, nde IP okaygua he’íta eikeha California guive, tereime reimehápe. Avei, ne rembiapo ñandutípe oñemondo peteĩ jeike ipapapýva ha hekorosãva rupi nde VPN mohendahavusúpe, ome’ẽvo ndéve tekorosã ha tekoñemi iporã añetéva. <a href="{ $mozvpn }">{ -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }</a> ha’e ikatuha eñomi nde IP kundaharape. Noroñongatúi ne rembiapo rapykuere ñandutípe, avei ndorojuajúi ambue ndive omoheñóiva mba’ete ivaíva ejapóva guive ñandutípe. Rome’ẽ mba’e’oka rekorosã tuichaháicha po mba’e’oka mohendahavusu ndive heta { $countries } tetãme, eikekuaa eikesehápe, oimeraẽva tendágui.