Mozilla is under fire for its updated Firefox user agreementMozilla's updated Firefox user agreement has caused backlash over concerns regarding data privacy and rights to user information.
Firefox deletes promise to never sell personal data, asks users not to panicMozilla has removed its promise to never sell user data amid privacy concerns over new legal definitions.
Mozilla responds to backlash over new terms, saying it's not using people's data for AI | TechCrunchMozilla is addressing user concerns about new Firefox Terms of Use saying it seeks transparency, despite critics claiming vague language over data usage rights.
The Firefox I loved is gone - how to protect your privacy on it nowMozilla's updated privacy practices have alienated users, who feel their data security is compromised.
Mozilla rewrites Firefox's Terms of Use after user backlash | TechCrunchMozilla revised its Terms of Use to clarify user data rights following backlash over perceived data ownership concerns.
Mozilla says its new Firefox terms don't give it ownership of your dataMozilla faced backlash over perceived broad ownership of user data in its new Firefox Terms of Use.
Mozilla is under fire for its updated Firefox user agreementMozilla's updated Firefox user agreement has caused backlash over concerns regarding data privacy and rights to user information.
Firefox deletes promise to never sell personal data, asks users not to panicMozilla has removed its promise to never sell user data amid privacy concerns over new legal definitions.
Mozilla responds to backlash over new terms, saying it's not using people's data for AI | TechCrunchMozilla is addressing user concerns about new Firefox Terms of Use saying it seeks transparency, despite critics claiming vague language over data usage rights.
The Firefox I loved is gone - how to protect your privacy on it nowMozilla's updated privacy practices have alienated users, who feel their data security is compromised.
Mozilla rewrites Firefox's Terms of Use after user backlash | TechCrunchMozilla revised its Terms of Use to clarify user data rights following backlash over perceived data ownership concerns.
Mozilla says its new Firefox terms don't give it ownership of your dataMozilla faced backlash over perceived broad ownership of user data in its new Firefox Terms of Use.
JavaScript dates and times will get easier soonThe new Temporal object will make working with dates and times in JavaScript much easier for developers.
JavaScript Temporal to ease dates and timesEmerging support for JavaScript's Temporal object will enhance date and time management for web developers.
JavaScript dates and times will get easier soonThe new Temporal object will make working with dates and times in JavaScript much easier for developers.
JavaScript Temporal to ease dates and timesEmerging support for JavaScript's Temporal object will enhance date and time management for web developers.
Mozilla partners with environmentally friendly search engine EcosiaEcosia partners with Mozilla to promote sustainability and enhance search engine options in Firefox.
Mozilla lays off 30% of its nonprofit arm | TechCrunchMozilla Foundation is undergoing significant layoffs, reducing 30% of its staff, impacting key divisions.Activision's anti-cheat system fails led to widespread banning of innocent players, highlighting flaws in the gaming industry's technology.
Mozilla is now offering free AI voice training data in 180 languagesMozilla's Common Voice project provides a free, consent-centered global dataset for voice recognition AI, with over 30,000 hours of recordings in 180 languages.
Mozilla Unveils Brand Refresh, Aims to 'Reclaim the Internet'Mozilla is rebranding to better connect with users and emphasize its mission of open access and innovation on the internet.
Mozilla is now offering free AI voice training data in 180 languagesMozilla's Common Voice project provides a free, consent-centered global dataset for voice recognition AI, with over 30,000 hours of recordings in 180 languages.
Mozilla Unveils Brand Refresh, Aims to 'Reclaim the Internet'Mozilla is rebranding to better connect with users and emphasize its mission of open access and innovation on the internet.
Data Sheet: Lean and meanAmazon is advancing its drone delivery service with new FAA approval.Mozilla lays off 30% of its workforce amid struggling market share in browsers.Interpol's global effort against cybercrime led to 41 arrests and dismantled thousands of malicious IPs.
Both uBlock Origin and Lite face browser problemsuBlock Origin and uBlock Origin Lite face challenges due to changes in browser extension policies from Mozilla and Google.
Exclusive: Mozilla adds 4 new directors from diverse backgrounds to its nonprofit board in stark contrast to OpenAIMozilla is enhancing its board with diverse members to emphasize its commitment to inclusivity and AI expertise.
OpenAI's logo scare, Duolingo makes a piano, and Mozilla gets a rebrandOpenAI's proposed logo change has faced backlash, indicating a need for careful branding in the wake of corporate restructuring.
Firefox's upcoming "cookie-less" tracking comes under fire by Austrian privacy watchdogMozilla's new Privacy-Preserving Attribution API is being criticized for tracking users without consent, despite claims of enhanced privacy.The European watchdog argues the API violates GDPR regulations.
Mozilla Faces Privacy Complaint for Enabling Tracking in Firefox Without User ConsentMozilla's Privacy Preserving Attribution feature raises privacy concerns as it allows tracking without explicit user consent.
Firefox's upcoming "cookie-less" tracking comes under fire by Austrian privacy watchdogMozilla's new Privacy-Preserving Attribution API is being criticized for tracking users without consent, despite claims of enhanced privacy.The European watchdog argues the API violates GDPR regulations.
Mozilla Faces Privacy Complaint for Enabling Tracking in Firefox Without User ConsentMozilla's Privacy Preserving Attribution feature raises privacy concerns as it allows tracking without explicit user consent.
Mozilla faces a privacy complaint over Firefox's trackingMozilla faces EU scrutiny for defaulting a feature impacting user privacy without consent.Noyb calls for an investigation into Mozilla's PPA feature due to GDPR concerns.
Mozilla rebrand takes from early internet aesthetics, to move its mission to "reclaim the web"Mozilla's rebranding emphasizes nostalgia while reinforcing its commitment to digital rights and innovation.
Mozilla exits the fediverse and will shutter its Mastodon server in December | TechCrunchMozilla is shutting down its fediverse server, Mozilla.social, to refocus on core products like Firefox and AI.
When Did Mozilla's Firefox First Hit The Web & What Search Engine Does It Use? - SlashGearBrowsers have evolved significantly since the early days of the internet.
Mozilla's privacy service drops a provider with ties to people-search sitesThe $240 billion data broker industry profits from selling private information.Mozilla cut ties with a key provider of privacy protections, Onerep, due to conflicts of interest.
Introducing the MDN HTTP Observatory | MDN BlogMozilla's HTTP Observatory tool has scanned over 6.9 million websites, aiding in web security improvement.
Firefox now lets you choose your preferred AI chatbot in its Nightly builds | TechCrunchMozilla launching opt-in experiment offering access to various AI services in Firefox Nightly for user choice.
Mozilla buys Anonym, betting privacy is compatible with adsMozilla acquired ad metrics firm Anonym to support privacy in online advertising.