Mozilla's Broken Trust: Firefox's New Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Spark Outrage

Mozilla's recent update to Firefox's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy has sparked user concern over data security and privacy. The new policy includes a "non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license" clause, allowing Mozilla to use user browsing data, contradicting Firefox's long-standing commitment to privacy. The author criticizes Mozilla's move as a "massive unforced error," shifting Firefox from a trusted browser to a data collection service. They urge Mozilla to revoke overly broad policies, applying them only to features requiring them, and to preserve Firefox's image as a champion of the open web.