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Entity # all locales suite • chrome • common • pref • pref-navigator.dtd
restoreDeferred.label
en-US
Only restore tabs when I need them
en-US
Only restore tabs when I need them
Entity # all locales dom • chrome • security • security.properties
BlockRedirectToDataURI
en-US
Redirecting to data: URI not allowed (Blocked loading of: “%1$S”)
en-US
Redirecting to data: URI not allowed (Blocked loading of: “%1$S”)
Entity # all locales dom • chrome • security • security.properties
BlockTopLevelDataURINavigation
en-US
Navigation to toplevel data: URI not allowed (Blocked loading of: “%1$S”)
en-US
Navigation to toplevel data: URI not allowed (Blocked loading of: “%1$S”)
Entity # all locales toolkit • toolkit • about • abuseReports.ftl
abuse-report-unwanted-reason-v2
en-US
I never wanted it and don’t know how to get rid of it
en-US
I never wanted it and don’t know how to get rid of it
Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • products • vpn • more • vpn-or-proxy.ftl
vpn-or-proxy-a-proxy-is-useful
en-US
A proxy is useful when you’re browsing the web on a public WiFi. When a proxy is enabled, it will stop eavesdroppers on the same network from spying on your browsing activity or reading your transactions on unencrypted sites. It sounds harmless, but public WiFi networks can be like a backdoor for <a href="{ $url }">hackers</a>.
en-US
A proxy is useful when you’re browsing the web on a public WiFi. When a proxy is enabled, it will stop eavesdroppers on the same network from spying on your browsing activity or reading your transactions on unencrypted sites. It sounds harmless, but public WiFi networks can be like a backdoor for <a href="{ $url }">hackers</a>.
Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • products • vpn • more • what-is-a-vpn.ftl
vpn-what-is-connecting-to-a
en-US
Connecting to a public WiFi network is at times convenient, like when you’re without internet service or can’t get any bars on your phone. On the other hand, connecting to public WiFi can be a risky endeavor. 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.
en-US
Connecting to a public WiFi network is at times convenient, like when you’re without internet service or can’t get any bars on your phone. On the other hand, connecting to public WiFi can be a risky endeavor. 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.
Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • products • vpn • more • what-is-a-vpn.ftl
vpn-what-is-protecting-your-connection
en-US
Protecting your connection to a public WiFi network, like at a cafe, airport, store or library.
en-US
Protecting your connection to a public WiFi network, like at a cafe, airport, store or library.
Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • products • vpn • more • when-to-use-a-vpn.ftl
vpn-when-to-use-have-you-ever
en-US
Have you ever connected to a hotspot called something like <em>C0MCAST-WiFi-77th-St</em> or <em>Verizon3-Hotspot-Baltimore</em>? Looks legit, right? Not so fast. In reality, anyone can set up a phony public WiFi with a legitimate sounding name to lure people to use it. Connecting to any unknown WiFi makes you an easy target for creeps and criminals who want to access your device to steal private information, install malware or worse. <a href="{ $mozvpn }">{ -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }</a> can boost your security any time you’re connected to a public WiFi by blocking unknown entities from seeing private data that travels from your phone or laptop. This goes for connecting to WiFi networks at coffee shops, stores, doctor’s offices and so on.
en-US
Have you ever connected to a hotspot called something like <em>C0MCAST-WiFi-77th-St</em> or <em>Verizon3-Hotspot-Baltimore</em>? Looks legit, right? Not so fast. In reality, anyone can set up a phony public WiFi with a legitimate sounding name to lure people to use it. Connecting to any unknown WiFi makes you an easy target for creeps and criminals who want to access your device to steal private information, install malware or worse. <a href="{ $mozvpn }">{ -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }</a> can boost your security any time you’re connected to a public WiFi by blocking unknown entities from seeing private data that travels from your phone or laptop. This goes for connecting to WiFi networks at coffee shops, stores, doctor’s offices and so on.
Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • products • vpn • more • when-to-use-a-vpn.ftl
vpn-when-to-use-open-wifi-abounds
en-US
Open WiFi abounds when you’re on the go, from networked buses to hotspots in train stations to the free airport internet. And no matter how secure they seem to be, treat these WiFi hotspots with care and suspicion. Many of us will use these free connections at times for convenience, yet all the same risks outlined in this article apply to any open, unverified WiFi network. Using a VPN can help protect your identity, file transfers and online activities from bad actors attempting to spy on you through the same WiFi network.
en-US
Open WiFi abounds when you’re on the go, from networked buses to hotspots in train stations to the free airport internet. And no matter how secure they seem to be, treat these WiFi hotspots with care and suspicion. Many of us will use these free connections at times for convenience, yet all the same risks outlined in this article apply to any open, unverified WiFi network. Using a VPN can help protect your identity, file transfers and online activities from bad actors attempting to spy on you through the same WiFi network.
Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • products • vpn • platforms • android_v2.ftl
vpn-android-your-personal
en-US
Your personal data being stolen when using a public Wi-Fi network.
en-US
Your personal data being stolen when using a public Wi-Fi network.
Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • products • vpn • platforms • ios_v2.ftl
vpn-ios-protecting-your-personal
en-US
<strong>Protecting your personal data:</strong> When you connect to a public Wi-Fi network, such as at a coffee shop or airport, your network traffic can be intercepted and inspected by hackers or malicious actors. With { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }, you can encrypt your data and prevent anyone from snooping on your online activity.
en-US
<strong>Protecting your personal data:</strong> When you connect to a public Wi-Fi network, such as at a coffee shop or airport, your network traffic can be intercepted and inspected by hackers or malicious actors. With { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }, you can encrypt your data and prevent anyone from snooping on your online activity.
Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • products • vpn • platforms • ipad.ftl
vpn-ipad-feel-safe
en-US
<strong>Feel safe using public Wi-Fi:</strong> When you connect to a public Wi-Fi network, such as at a coffee shop or airport, your data might be able to be intercepted by hackers or malicious actors. With { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }, your data is encrypted to prevent anyone from snooping on your online activity.
en-US
<strong>Feel safe using public Wi-Fi:</strong> When you connect to a public Wi-Fi network, such as at a coffee shop or airport, your data might be able to be intercepted by hackers or malicious actors. With { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }, your data is encrypted to prevent anyone from snooping on your online activity.
Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • products • vpn • platforms • mobile_v2.ftl
vpn-mobile-why-do-i
en-US
Why do I need a VPN for Mobile?
en-US
Why do I need a VPN for Mobile?
Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • products • vpn • platforms • windows_v2.ftl
vpn-windows-using-a-windows
en-US
Using a Windows device on a public, unsecured Wi-Fi network makes your internet traffic information more vulnerable to network spies, and a VPN can help you keep your data private by adding a strong layer of protection.
en-US
Using a Windows device on a public, unsecured Wi-Fi network makes your internet traffic information more vulnerable to network spies, and a VPN can help you keep your data private by adding a strong layer of protection.
Entity # all locales vpn_client • mozillavpn.xliff
9a3ed86164b63c9b402b4279e93ba2d6
en-US
Get notified if you connect to an unsecured Wi-Fi network
en-US
Get notified if you connect to an unsecured Wi-Fi network
Entity # all locales vpn_client • mozillavpn.xliff
56b942e19ff753dbf99ce99857c683b4
en-US
The guest Wi-Fi network you’re connected to requires action. Click to turn off VPN to see the portal.
en-US
The guest Wi-Fi network you’re connected to requires action. Click to turn off VPN to see the portal.
Entity # all locales vpn_client • mozillavpn.xliff
ee3f096eecc6fb84b7b0634c651ac2d6
en-US
The guest Wi-Fi network you’re connected to may not be secure. Click to turn on VPN to secure your device.
en-US
The guest Wi-Fi network you’re connected to may not be secure. Click to turn on VPN to secure your device.
Entity # all locales vpn_client • mozillavpn.xliff
6072db0a6163621d0ded91d853b6089e
en-US
Unsecured Wi-Fi network detected
en-US
Unsecured Wi-Fi network detected
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