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Mozilla revises Firefox Terms & Privacy Notice to address user concerns over data privacy
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this post was submitted on 04 Mar 2025
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The best case scenario is they are simply being too cautious, and they can eventually remove that disclaimer.
Otherwise... I don't know. I assumed Thunderbird and friends used Gecko, but I never thought a component in Firefox could be put in a different product and cause people to be subject to a Mozilla license.