This Privacy Policy outlines how a company collects, uses, discloses, and processes personal information from its users through its online and offline services. It details the types of information gathered, the purposes for its use, and how it may be shared with third parties. The policy also informs users about their privacy choices, state-specific rights (including California, Colorado, Connecticut, and Virginia), and the process for exercising those rights. Created by OLL's team of legal experts.

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.

The Firefox Privacy Notice explains how Mozilla collects, uses, shares, and protects personal data when providing the Firefox browser and related services, including search, advertising, security, and AI-powered features. It's an official Mozilla policy grounded in global privacy laws (such as GDPR and US state laws) and reflects Mozilla’s long-standing, public commitment to transparency, user control, and privacy-preserving technologies.

Terms of Service for the Pocket application, software, and website, collectively known as "Pocket Technologies" detail 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. Mozilla, a well-established tech organisation, provides explicit, legally binding agreements and privacy policies that govern data processing, account security, and intellectual property rights.

The Firefox Private Network Browser Extension (Beta) Terms of Service set out the conditions for using Mozilla’s experimental, subscription-based VPN-like service, including eligibility requirements, licensing, payment terms, acceptable use, liability limits, and termination. Issued by Mozilla, a well-established and trusted technology organisation, these Terms are the authoritative source for assessing the legal and operational conditions under which the Firefox Private Network service is offered.

The Privacy Notice for Firefox for Fire TV and Firefox for Echo Show explains what technical, interaction, and voice-related data is collected and shared when using Firefox on Amazon Fire TV and Echo Show devices, including how data is used to improve the product and display relevant content. Published by Mozilla and linked to its broader Mozilla Privacy Policy, this notice is a trusted and authoritative source for understanding data practices specific to Firefox on Amazon-powered devices.

The Firefox Focus and Firefox Klar Privacy Notice explains how Mozilla processes data to provide, secure, and improve its privacy-focused mobile browsers, including what information is handled locally on users’ devices, what limited data may be shared, and the choices and rights available to users. Issued by Mozilla, a globally recognised and trusted organisation with a strong track record in privacy and open-source software, this notice is the authoritative source for understanding data practices specific to Firefox Focus and Klar.

The Hubs Privacy Notice explains what personal data Mozilla collects, uses, stores, and shares when users interact with Mozilla Hubs, including information related to rooms, avatars, voice and chat data, analytics, subscriptions, and integrations with third-party services. Published by Mozilla and tied to its well-established privacy and compliance practices, this notice is a reliable and authoritative source for understanding how personal data is handled when using Hubs and related services.

The Firefox Terms of Use govern the installation and use of the executable version of the Firefox web browser, setting out the user licence, responsibilities, liability limitations, and how the agreement may be updated or terminated, while distinguishing these terms from Firefox’s separately licensed open-source source code. Issued by Mozilla Corporation, the long-established and reputable organisation behind Firefox, this document is the authoritative and trusted source for understanding the legal conditions under which Firefox is provided to end users.

The Mozilla Subscription Services Privacy Notice describes how data is collected, used, and shared across Mozilla’s paid services—Mozilla VPN, Mozilla Monitor, and Firefox Relay—covering account information, payments, technical data, and service-specific processing needed to deliver privacy-focused protection tools. It is issued by Mozilla and integrated with the broader Mozilla Privacy Policy, making it relevant for evaluating data practices and risk considerations for consumer subscription-based privacy and security services.