Mozilla VPN

Use Mullvad. That's the ONLY VPN I trust. Also, Mozilla VPN seems pretty good too. They have a deal with Mullvad to operate their servers.

FYI: Mozilla VPN is just Mullvad, but $5 more expensive, which is 100% on Mullvads price.

I try support them by subscribing to MDN plus and Mozilla VPN. If they offered more paid services, I would pay for them, just to support Firefox.

Unfortunately it never worked this way either. Donations to MoFo stay with MoFo, they don't go on to MoCo and Firefox. The only way you can support Firefox with money is in a roundabout way, e.g I pay for Mozilla VPN. This is done by MoCo, so at least my money for the VPN goes to the same company th

The only VPN service that I trust is Mullvad. However, I also have my own Wireguard server to remotely access my LAN. Edit: Also I will also recommend Mozilla VPN. It is not as private as Mullvad, but they do use Mullvad's servers. I have used it here and there because it came included with Mozilla

I think a traditional VPN is most likely what you want. It will satisfy both of your requirements (allow you to connect from a region outside of the UK, and protect your privacy from your ISP and other mitm. Mozilla VPN is an option if you want to help support Firefox or want a VPN intended to integ

You can buy the normal Mozilla VPN, which is available in Spain. As a bonus, your money will support Firefox development.

So, I use Mozilla VPN. It's Mullvad, repackaged. If you go to their website, they give you fairly clear instructions how to set it up with your phone. Basically, you'll go into the network settings on your phone and set up a VPN. When you sign up, you should get the stuff you need to enter on those