These are the legal terms governing participation in Mozilla's Common Voice project. They outline eligibility requirements, rules for contributing voice data and text, and how contributions are made available under a Creative Commons CC0 public domain dedication. The terms also cover account usage, disclaimers of liability, and the governing law for the agreement.

This document outlines the Cookie Policy for a website, explaining what cookies are, how they are used to enhance user experience and site functionality, and how users can control or disable them. It clarifies that disabling cookies may affect site performance and refers to the Privacy Policy for personal data management.

The GitHub Security Incident Response Team (SIRT) Description (RFC 2350) outlines GitHub’s official structure, mission, and procedures for handling security incidents, including vulnerability management, triage, coordination, and resolution. It is an authoritative security policy maintained by GitHub under industry-standard RFC 2350, providing trusted guidance on incident response practices for its users and constituents.

The Mozilla VPN Privacy Notice explains the limited account, technical, and interaction data collected to operate Mozilla’s VPN service, while emphasizing that network traffic is encrypted and handled by Mullvad with a strict no-logs commitment. As an official Mozilla policy document, it offers a transparent and trustworthy overview of how user data is protected when using Mozilla VPN.

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 Common Paper Cloud Service Agreement (CSA) is a clear, structured contract that defines the terms for delivering, accessing, and supporting cloud-based software between providers and customers. It is part of CommonPaper’s widely trusted library of open, lawyer-vetted standard agreements.