Microsoft continues to add new security features to its Chromium-based browser. The latest addition is a Microsoft Edge VPN, which lets you protect your browsing for free.

The feature, called Microsoft Edge Secure Network, is not available yet, but a support page for it appears on Microsoft's website. Users will get 1GB of encrypted data per month for free.

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As XDA Developers reports, the new VPN feature is called "Microsoft Edge Secure Network" and is expected to work in a similar way to Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 service.

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Named the “Microsoft Edge Secure Network,” the VPN is powered by Cloudflare. The company promises to delete the diagnostic and support data it collects every 25 hours.

Microsoft Edge browser will have an integrated VPN This VPN’s official supplier is not Microsoft. The US company uses Cloudflare technology to embed this service into its web browser.

As per Microsoft, a Cloudflare-powered VPN service called ‘Edge Secure Network’ is being tested and will roll out to the public as part of a security upgrade.

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For those who have access to the Edge Insiders program, the free data limit for VPN is 15GB, but once the VPN is rolled out to all users, the free limit should return to 1GB.