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Firefox Private Network Browser Extension (Beta) Terms of Service by Mozilla
Open Legal LibraryUpdated 21 Dec 2025
[software name] Private Network Browser Extension (Beta) Terms of Service
Version [version number], effective [effective date]
[software name] Private Network (“Service”) is an experimental offering. Please read these Terms of Service carefully because they explain important information about your use of the Service.
If you activate this Service, it keeps your [software name] web traffic private from your internet service provider, and most websites you visit by encrypting and routing it through our partner’s networks instead. It will also replace your actual IP address to keep your personal IP address private from others, such as the websites you visit and your internet service provider.
You Must Be Eligible to Use the Service
You must be in the United States to download and use the Service.
A [software name] Account is required to use the Service. To create a [software name] Account, you will also need to agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Notice for your [software name] Account.
Your Privacy
Your Privacy: The [software name] Private Network Privacy Notice explains what information is sent when you use the Service and how we handle and share that information.
[company name] is a global organization, and our computers and service providers’ computers may be in various countries around the world, including the United States. This means that your information might be processed on servers located outside of the country where you live, and that country may have a different level of data protection regulation than yours. By giving us information, you consent to this kind of transfer of your information.
Permissions Necessary to Provide the Service
[software name] Private Network is in partnership with Cloudflare. To learn more about how the Service works, you can see [company name]’s source code for [software name] Private Network.
Your Use of the Service: You give [company name] and Cloudflare all rights to operate the Service, including processing the data you upload to or access through the Service. You can find more information about the data [company name] and Cloudflare process in the [software name] Private Network Privacy Notice.
[company name] gives you permission to use the Service according to these Terms of Service. This permission is only for your personal use. You may not transfer, sublicense, resell, or commercially exploit the service.
You also agree that your use of the Service will comply with [company name]’s Acceptable Use Policy. You are solely responsible for the Content you transmit and the consequences.
Your License to Use the Software: The [software name] Private Network software is made available to you under the terms of the [company name] Public License.
Your Feedback and Suggestions: If you give [company name] any ideas, suggestions, or feedback about [software name] Accounts or the services you use through your account, you give [company name] permission to use them for free and without any additional obligations.
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About this template
What is this template?
This is a subscription-based software-as-a-service agreement for a beta privacy tool. It contains a specific $500 liability cap and a 3-browser device limit. It is not a general software license, as it incorporates specific terms for data routing via partner networks and recurring payment processing.
When should you use it?
Use this when launching a paid experimental browser-based VPN or proxy service that requires users to be located in the United States. If the product is a standard open-source browser without paid subscription features, use the Mozilla Public License alone.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Your Privacy | Your Privacy | Consent is granted for data processing on servers outside the user's home country, including within the United States. |
| Your Use of the Service | Your Use of the Service | Users are prohibited from transferring, sublicensing, reselling, or commercially exploiting the service. |
| Payment | Payment | The service operates as a monthly automatically renewing subscription with account suspension after 2 months of non-payment. |
| Device Limit | Device Limit | Subscribers are restricted to connecting a maximum of 3 browsers to the privacy service simultaneously. |
| 30-Day Refund Policy | 30-Day Refund Policy | First-time subscribers may request a full refund if they cancel within the initial 30 days of use. |
| You Are Responsible For the Consequences of Your Use of the Service | Liability and Indemnity | Total liability for the provider under this agreement is strictly capped at a maximum of $500. |
| Choice of Law | Choice of Law | California law governs the contract and the English version takes precedence over any translations. |
Who it's for
- a software company launching an experimental beta browser extension in the United States
- a technology provider partnering with Cloudflare for network traffic encryption services
- a developer offering a monthly subscription service limited to three devices per account
- a platform requiring users to create a centralized account for beta software access
How long it runs and how it's signed
How long
Runs until someone ends it
Notice to end it
none
Law it's drafted under
Refers to
Mozilla Public License
United States note
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Jurisdiction
United States of America
California (US)
Document info
HTML document. Document created on Wed Dec 10th, 2025. Last updated on Sun Dec 21st, 2025.
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