A VPN also offers security on open and public WiFi connections. Open WiFi can be risky, and it’s impossible to be sure that someone else isn’t connecting to the same network to snoop on what you’re doing. Even if your traffic is encrypted, they can still see which sites you are visiting. And if you’re using an app that doesn’t have encryption — and even today, many don’t — then they can see everything you are doing in that app. { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn } is a fast, secure, trustworthy service that can help close the security gap for you. <a href="{ $mozvpn }">{ -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }</a> also lets you choose your “location” (where your traffic appears to be coming from) from more than { $countries } countries.

VPN ome’ẽ tekorosã WiFi opavave oiporukuaa ha ijurujávape jeike. WiFi pyha ijurujáva imarãkuaa ha hasyeterei eikuaa hag̃ua ambue oikéramo nde eike aja oikuaaségui mba’etépa ejapo eike jave ñandutípe. Jepémo nde jeike ipapapy, ikatu gueteri ohecha umi tenda eikeha. Ha reiporúramo peteĩ tembiporu’i ipapapy’ỹva — ko ára rupi, heta ndoguerekóiva — upévare ikatu ojehecha opaite mba’e ejapóva pe tembiporu’ípe. { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn } ha’e mba’eporurã ipya’éva, hekorosã ha jeroviaha ne pytyvõkuaáva emboty hag̃ua tekorosã ndéve g̃uarã. <a href="{ $mozvpn }">{ -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }</a> avei omoneĩ eiporavokuaa hag̃ua ne “rendaite” (moõguipa ou pe ne rembiapo) hetave { $countries } tetãnguéra pa’ũgui.