Mozilla Firefox Browser changes the policy on users data

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/11/18/Ib-Fqjvlqkd8_51979b0d.jpg" Alt = "Mozilla Firefox changes the policy on users' data"/> ~ ~ ~ ~ < P > Mozilla for the first time & nbsp; presented & nbsp; official & ldquo; useful conditions & RDQUO; for the Firefox browser and updated & ldquo; privacy policy & Rdquo;. Previously, the company was relied on an open license and publicly promised not to pass users data to third parties. Now Mozilla has decided to make changes for greater transparency, explaining to users how the browser uses the information entered. However this update caused a scandal.

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< p > GitHub users noticed that the phrase & ldquo; we do not sell access to your data & RDQUO;. Mozilla did not formally commented on it, but confirmed that she transmits certain data to the third parties, although these data are not personalized. According to the company, data is used for commercial viability Firefox and are transmitted in anonymous form.

< P > In addition, users angered the phrase in terms of free license for information entered in Firefox. Mozilla explained that this license is required for the browser and does not give it the right to use user data for other purposes.

< P > Despite the negative reaction, changes in & ldquo; use of use & RDQUO; They are not catastrophic, and many users of commercial browsers, such as Chrome or Edge, would not notice such changes. However, Mozilla was criticized for leaving from previous promises not to sell user data. Since Firefox's share on the market has decreased, the company is more relied on monetization that can make users look for alternatives.