Firefox OS Privacy Notice by Mozilla
The Firefox OS Privacy Notice explains what device, usage, location, and update-related data Firefox OS shares with Mozilla to enable core functionality, security updates, app discovery, and product improvement. It can be trusted because it is issued by Mozilla, a well-established organisation with a strong public commitment to user privacy, and it clearly links data handling to the Mozilla Privacy Policy while offering user controls and transparency about third-party services.
[operating system name] Privacy Notice
[effective date]
[company name] cares about your Privacy. When [operating system name] sends information to us, our [company name] Privacy Policy describes how we handle that information.
Things you should know
[operating system name] connects to us and others in order to provide product features.
Updates: To keep itself up to date, [operating system name] automatically connects to a service operated by or on behalf of the manufacturer of your device. [operating system name] also automatically checks for updates to installed apps by sending a request to the [service name] or, if you installed an app from another location, that app’s developer’s services.
Location: When you turn location services on, [operating system name] may use multiple data points and entities to estimate your location, including GPS, AGPS and other geolocation service providers. You can disable location services in the [operating system name] “Settings” app on your device. Learn more about AGPS Service Provider Terms.
Initial Activation: Upon initial activation of your [operating system name] device, [operating system name] sends to [company name] a one-time data ping (e.g., data relating to device specific information such as software release version, partner ID, country and screen size) which helps [company name] determine if security updates and critical fixes are needed for our users and partners, determine requirements for app developers so they can build better apps for our users, and helps [company name] with market analysis (e.g., determine how many devices have been activated).
App Usage: In order to improve content discovery on [service name], [operating system name] sends "Application Usage Information" (e.g., active use time, counts of opens/closes/crashes, list of uninstalled apps on [operating system name] devices) to [company name]. You can disable the sharing of App Usage Information in the [operating system name] “Settings” app on your device.
Search Engine Provider Information: In order to improve search on [operating system name] devices, [operating system name] sends information to [company name] about which search engine provided search results to the device. You can disable the sharing of search engine search result information in the [operating system name] “Settings” app on your device.
The device you are using, like most mobile devices, is created by several parties. This notice only covers how [company name] handles your information for official versions of [operating system name] authorized by [company name].
If you use apps made by someone other than [company name], their privacy policies will apply.
[operating system name] allows you to use several integrated third party services, such as your email or social provider. The privacy policy of those services will apply to your use of them.
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