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Privacy Notice for Firefox for Fire TV and Firefox for Echo Show by Mozilla
Open Legal LibraryUpdated 21 Dec 2025
Privacy Notice for [browser apps]
Version [version number], [effective date]
At [company name], we design products with your privacy in mind. This privacy notice explains what data we collect in [browser apps], why we collect that information, and your choices.
To learn more about how we receive and handle information, read the [company name] Privacy Policy [link to privacy policy].
Things you should know
[company name] receives data by default to help us improve [software name].
Technical Data: We receive basic information about your device and [software name], such as OS and browser version, basic information about crashes and errors, and system timezone and locale.
Interaction Data: We receive information about how often you use [software name] and interact with certain features and prompts. For example when you start a new browsing session, how often you search in [software name], and which features in the Settings screen are enabled.
Read the documentation or learn how to opt-out of this data collection.
Mozilla also receives data to display relevant content.
Language/Region: [software name] receives your designated language/region from Amazon to suggest relevant content, including Pocket Recommendations.
Technical & Interaction data: [software name] sends [company name] data such as the the number of times suggested content is displayed or clicked. The suggested tiles on the [software name] home screen sometimes uses [service name] to direct the user to the optimized version of the requested content.
Voice commands use Amazon’s Alexa.
Voice Commands: When you use voice commands to control [software name], [partner name] receives and interprets your voice data to carry out your instructions. [partner name]’s [product name] has its own privacy notice, which you can find here [link to product privacy policy].
About this template
What is this template?
This is a product-specific privacy disclosure rather than a general corporate privacy policy. It specifically details the collection of technical device data, user interaction metrics, and voice command processing through Amazon Alexa.
When should you use it?
Use this notice when launching a browser-based application on a smart device that shares data with both the developer and a hardware partner. Use a standard website privacy policy instead for general web-based services that do not involve integrated hardware voice commands.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Things you should know | Technical Data | Company name receives information regarding device OS, browser version, and system locale to improve software performance. |
| Things you should know | Interaction Data | The document records frequency of search usage and feature interactions, allowing users to opt-out through specific documentation. |
| Mozilla also receives data | Language/Region | The software receives the user's designated region from Amazon to suggest Pocket Recommendations and other localized content. |
| Voice commands use Amazon’s Alexa | Voice Commands | Partner name receives and interprets voice data to execute instructions under its own separate privacy notice. |
Who it's for
- a software company deploying browser apps on Amazon Fire TV or Echo Show devices
- a developer collecting crash reports and interaction logs through a smart display interface
- a service provider utilizing Alexa voice commands within a third-party application
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Jurisdiction
United States of America
Document info
HTML document. Document created on Wed Dec 10th, 2025. Last updated on Sun Dec 21st, 2025.
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Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 (Attribution-ShareAlike).
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