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These documents govern digital product delivery, covering items like Software license agreements with AI addenda and Pilot agreements for product evaluation. The category includes templates specific to Switzerland, Belgium, and England & Wales. General hardware sales and physical equipment leases fall outside these terms, as they are handled in the Asset Finance category.

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Firefox Focus and Klar Terms of Use by Mozilla
This agreement establishes the legal terms for using a mobile web browser, granting a personal license for the executable code while maintaining open-source rights for the underlying source code. It includes critical provisions on intellectual property, data processing permissions, and a fixed liability cap of $500.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Firefox Monitor Terms & Privacy by Mozilla
This document outlines the rules and privacy practices for an online security service that monitors email addresses for data breaches. It explains how users can access basic scans, full reports, and breach alerts while establishing user responsibility for account security. The terms incorporate specific privacy policies and include limitations on liability regarding the accuracy of breach data.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Subprocessors - US & EU Subprocessors (Basecamp)
This document lists third-party subprocessors used to provide a specific product or service, including their locations in the US and EU. It confirms that the provider has established GDPR-compliant data processing agreements to protect personal data.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Firefox Private Network Browser Extension (Beta) Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This privacy notice outlines how a browser extension collects and shares user data during its beta phase. It details the collection of account info, technical data, and interaction logs, while explaining the role of third-party processors like Cloudflare and Stripe.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Acceptable Use Policies Github Doxxing And Invasion Of Privacy (GitHub)
This policy prohibits the posting of private personal information, such as private email addresses, phone numbers, and bank account details. It outlines how a platform assesses privacy invasions and the context used to determine violations of harassment rules.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Accounts Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This privacy notice explains how a company collects, handles, and shares user data associated with its account services. It details the collection of registration, location, interaction, and technical data to improve product security and functionality.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Subscription Services and Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This privacy notice details how user data is collected and processed across specific Subscription Services such as VPN, account monitoring, and email/phone masking. It outlines data sharing practices with third-party partners like Mullvad, Stripe, and Twilio while providing opt-out mechanisms for telemetry and analytics.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
California (US)
VPN Terms of Service by Mozilla
This document establishes the terms for a Virtual Private Network (VPN) subscription, covering privacy practices, user eligibility, and payment obligations. It includes a 30-day refund policy and limits the user to 5 devices per active subscription.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Firefox Terms of Use by Mozilla
These terms establish the legal agreement for using the executable version of a free and open-source web browser. They define user rights under specific licenses, intellectual property limitations, and the handling of user feedback while clarifying that separate terms apply to optional services like synchronization.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Firefox Better Web (beta) Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This privacy notice explains data handling practices for an experimental web service and browser extension provided in partnership with a third party. It outlines the specific technical data shared between partners and clarifies that the browser add-on itself does not collect user data.
Updated 13 Aug 2026

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