The Common Voice Privacy Notice explains how Mozilla collects, uses, and publicly shares voice recordings and optional demographic data contributed to its open-source speech datasets. It is governed by Mozilla’s trusted privacy framework and the data is released under the CC0 license through the Mozilla Data Collective, making it reliable for research and open AI development.

The Mozilla Ad-Targeting Guidelines set rules for ethical advertising by prohibiting invasive targeting methods (such as retargeting, cross-device tracking, or using Mozilla’s data) while allowing limited, privacy-respecting tactics like contextual, device, geographic, and browser-based targeting. As an official Mozilla policy, it provides trustworthy standards for privacy-focused marketing practices used by a globally respected open-source organisation.

The Mozilla Privacy Policy is a general, organisation-wide privacy statement that explains how Mozilla collects, uses, shares, and protects personal data across its products and services. It is an official policy from Mozilla, a globally trusted open-source organisation, providing authoritative guidance for lawful data handling, transparency, and user privacy.

This document is a privacy notice for the Firefox Private Network (FPN) browser extension. It details what personal and technical data FPN collects, how it uses that data, and with which third parties (Cloudflare, Stripe) it shares information to provide the service. It emphasizes Mozilla's commitment to privacy and refers to the main Mozilla Privacy Policy.

This Privacy Notice outlines how Mozilla processes user data for its Firefox Focus and Firefox Klar browsers. It details the types of data collected, the purposes of processing (such as providing browser functionality, improving search, and enhancing security), and how data is shared with third parties like search engine providers. The notice also informs users about their data protection rights and choices, including how to request data access or deletion, and clarifies international data transfer mechanisms.

This Firefox OS Privacy Notice details how Mozilla collects and uses information from devices running Firefox OS. It covers data collection for updates, location services, initial device activation, app usage, and search engine provider information. The notice also clarifies that separate privacy policies apply for third-party apps and integrated services.

This document outlines Mozilla's comprehensive content moderation policies, detailing the rules for user-generated content across its various products. It explains how content is moderated, the process for reporting violations, and the steps users and reporters can take to appeal moderation decisions. The policy aims to foster a welcoming online community while ensuring compliance with applicable content rules.

This document is a privacy notice for Mozilla's Common Voice project. It outlines the types of personal and usage data collected, such as voice recordings, demographic information, and interaction data. It also explains how this data is used, shared (including with the Mozilla Data Collective), and the options users have regarding their data and account.

This Mozilla Privacy Policy explains how Mozilla collects, uses, and shares information about its users across its products and services. It details what constitutes personal information, how it's gathered, and the circumstances under which it might be shared with others. The policy also covers data storage, protection measures, and how changes to the policy will be communicated.

This document outlines Mozilla's ad-targeting guidelines, focusing on privacy-conscious marketing efforts. It details specific prohibited tactics, such as site and impression retargeting, cross-device targeting, and using Mozilla's first-party data for look-a-like audiences. Conversely, it lists approved tactics including contextual, device, OS, geographic, daypart, browser, and demographic targeting, providing clear boundaries for agencies working with Mozilla.