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These documents establish security protocols and acceptable behavior for digital platforms, such as an Account recovery policy for online platforms or a Security response policy. They cover regulatory requirements for US-based companies and Danish GDPR compliance. General platform rules fall here, while specific data sharing agreements belong in Data Protection & Privacy.

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US
Firefox Private Network Browser Extension (Beta) Privacy Notice by Mozilla
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.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
Firefox Relay Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This document is the Privacy Notice for Firefox Relay, a service that provides alias email addresses to protect your primary email. It details what information Mozilla collects, processes, and shares when you use Firefox Relay, including account information, email messages, alias usage, and technical data. It also outlines how user data is shared with third-party service providers like AWS for service delivery.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
England & Wales
Firefox Focus and Firefox Klar Privacy Notice by Mozilla
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.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
Firefox Monitor Terms & Privacy by Mozilla
This document outlines the terms and privacy policy for Mozilla's Firefox Monitor service. It explains how the service helps users check if their email addresses have been compromised in data breaches, detailing features like Basic Scans, Full Reports, and Breach Alerts. The policy also emphasizes user responsibilities for online safety and describes how user data is handled.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
Hubs and Spoke Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This document is a Privacy Notice for Hubs and Spoke, explaining what data these platforms collect and share, and the reasons behind these practices. It outlines information gathered when users are in a room, create content, and how data is disclosed to various third-party services. The notice also states adherence to the Mozilla Privacy Policy.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
General
VPN Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This document is the Mozilla VPN Privacy Notice, outlining how Mozilla VPN collects and handles user data. It explains what information is gathered (e.g., Firefox Account, location, payment, technical data) and why, emphasizing Mozilla's commitment to privacy. The notice also details data sharing with partners like Mullvad for service provision and third-party payment/analytics providers.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
England & Wales
Firefox Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This document is the Firefox Privacy Notice, explaining how Mozilla collects, processes, uses, and shares user data when you use the Firefox browser and its associated services. It details various data uses, from providing core browser functionality to improving security and marketing, and outlines your rights and choices regarding your personal data. The notice also covers data retention, international transfers, and how to manage your privacy settings.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
Belgium
Privacy Policy (European Union) by Mozilla
This Privacy Policy outlines how Mozilla's Pocket application and related services collect, use, share, and protect user information. It details the types of data gathered, including account details and usage information, and explains the use of cookies and analytics. The policy also covers user rights regarding their data and how to manage privacy settings.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
California (US)
Pocket Privacy Policy by Mozilla
This document outlines the Privacy Policy for the Pocket application and its associated services, explaining how user information is collected, used, shared, and protected. It details practices related to user accounts, data syncing, cookies, and personalized advertising. The policy also covers user rights regarding their data, including options for managing privacy settings and opting out of certain data uses.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
US
Thunderbird Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This Privacy Notice outlines the data collection and sharing practices for the Thunderbird email client across its desktop and mobile versions. It details the types of data collected, such as interaction and technical data, email domains, and crash reports, explaining the purposes behind this collection, including performance improvement, email/calendar setup, and security. The notice also clarifies how OAuth information is handled and the circumstances under which data may be disclosed to third parties.
Updated 9 Dec 2025

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