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- Firefox users are furious after Mozilla changed the wording related to data sharing within its documentation.
- Previously, the company definitively stated that it does not sell user data, but the revised privacy policy leaves this possibility wide open.
- Mozilla is also introducing a Terms of Use licence for Firefox.
I’ve been a long-time Mozilla Firefox user on Windows and Android. I love the browser’s adaptability, customizability, and its (formerly) definitive statement about how it processes user data. However, the company’s latest privacy policy changes have users riled up, and I’m one of them.
Reddit users who’ve installed Firefox received a worrying notification on their Android phones this week, highlighting that the app’s data-sharing habits, specifically related to location sharing, have changed. This notification appears to be related to a change in Mozilla Firefox’s data-sharing statement, as detailed in a revised privacy policy FAQ published this week.