Free Data Protection & Privacy Templates

This document is a privacy notice for the "Firefox Better Web" beta service, an experimental offering in partnership with Scroll. It outlines the data collected and why, specifically mentioning that a Scroll account is required and sends certain user data to Mozilla. The associated Firefox browser add-on itself does not collect data.

This document outlines the Terms of Service for the Pocket application, software, and website, collectively known as "Pocket Technologies". It details the user's license to use the services, ownership of the technology, usage restrictions, disclaimers of warranties, limitations of liability, and the process for dispute resolution, including binding arbitration. It also covers aspects of paid subscriptions like Pocket Premium, automatic renewals, and cancellation policies.

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.

This Acceptable Use Policy outlines the rules and restrictions for using Mozilla's services. It details prohibited activities, including illegal actions, harassment, spreading malware, and violating intellectual property or privacy rights. Users must adhere to these guidelines to ensure a safe and respectful online environment.

This document outlines the policies for users and developers participating in the addons.mozilla.org (AMO) community. It details the rules for contributing content like extensions, themes, and ratings, and explains how violations are handled, including content removal and account suspension. It also provides methods for reporting policy breaches.

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.

This document is a privacy notice from Mozilla, detailing how it collects, uses, and protects personal information from individuals interacting with its websites, mobile apps, and services. It covers various data collection points, including social media, job applications, community contributions, and the use of cookies and web analytics. The notice also outlines user rights and controls regarding their personal data.

The Mozilla Websites & Communications Terms of Use governs how users may access and interact with Mozilla’s websites, newsletters, community platforms, and open-source repositories, including rules for content use, submissions, accounts, and licensing. It is an official policy published by Mozilla, a widely trusted open-source organization, making it a reliable source for terms that balance user rights with open-license and trademark protections.

This Data Processing Agreement (DPA) template outlines the responsibilities of a Customer and a Provider regarding the processing of personal data, supplementing an underlying agreement. It details provisions for subprocessors, restricted international data transfers, security incident response, and audit rights. The template ensures compliance with major data protection laws such as GDPR, UK GDPR, and CCPA.

This Privacy Policy template outlines how a company collects, uses, and shares user information through its website and services. It details the types of data collected, the purposes for its use, and when it may be disclosed to third parties. The policy also covers legal bases for processing data, user choices, data subject rights (including GDPR), international transfers, security measures, data retention, and links to third-party services.