Mozilla has rewritten its Firefox browser Terms of Use following user backlash over broad language that suggested potential data misuse. The updated policy clarifies that Mozilla only processes user data to operate Firefox and does not claim ownership of user content. The company maintains its commitment to privacy while being transparent about limited data sharing with partners.
Mozilla is updating its Terms of Use and Privacy Notice for Firefox, clarifying language around data licensing and user content rights. The changes address community concerns about data privacy, emphasizing that Mozilla maintains limited data sharing with partners while preserving user privacy through various technical measures.
Mozilla is introducing a Terms of Use for Firefox and updating its Privacy Notice to provide clearer transparency about user rights and data practices. The changes reflect Mozilla's commitment to user privacy while ensuring Firefox's functionality, with new terms becoming effective in March for new users and later this year for existing ones.