Subscription Services and Privacy Notice by Mozilla
[company name]Subscription Services | Privacy Notice
Version [version number], Effective [effective date]
At [company name], we design products with your privacy in mind.
Mozilla VPN protects your device's internet connections through encrypted traffic via our partner Mullvad.
Mozilla Monitor monitors your accounts for known data breaches and, in some regions, helps scan for and remove your information from the web.
Firefox Relay protects your identity with secure email and phone masking (in some regions). Our masks keep your identity private, enabling anonymous signups while blocking spam texts, junk calls, and unwanted emails.
This notice explains what data [service names] collect, share, and why. We adhere to the [company name] Privacy Policy for receiving, handling, and sharing information.
Things You Should Know
[company name] account information: These services require a [company name] account, which provides [company name] your email address, locale, and IP address. Learn more about [company name] Account data practices.
Payment information: Paid subscriptions use third-party providers (Stripe, Apple, PayPal, or Google Pay). [company name] receives your billing address, last four payment digits, and subscription status. [company name] does not store full payment details.
[company name]VPN
Interaction data: Disabled by default. If you opt in, [company name] receives data about your [company name] VPN interactions (e.g., app exclusions without specifics, device count, ad-blocking status). See VPN interaction data for full telemetry details. We use this to improve performance, stability, and measure service effectiveness.
To measure marketing effectiveness, [company name] may receive your IP address, campaign data, referral data, operating system, device type, and identifiers. [company name] shares this with Adjust but does not share or store your IP address. See Adjust documentation.
Technical data: Your IP address is temporarily logged for 90 days. For VPN, [company name] receives your client version, device information, operating system, and hardware configuration. We use this to improve performance, stability, and measure service effectiveness.
With your consent, partner Sentry.io receives technical data for error and performance monitoring. See Sentry.io's Privacy Policy.
Location data: [company name] receives and logs your IP address for 90 days to approximate your location, as service availability, pricing, and offers vary by country. We also use it for fraud and abuse prevention.
Network data: [company name] VPN encrypts your traffic and sends it to Mullvad. Neither [company name] nor Mullvad logs your network activity. See Mullvad's Privacy Policy.
[company name]Monitor
Interaction data: [company name] receives data about your service interactions (e.g., login/logout, preferences). See Monitor interaction data. [company name] may use cookies, device information, IP addresses, clear GIFs, and third-party services to understand aggregate user engagement across products, services, websites, and campaigns. We use:
HaveIbeenpwned. Receives a hashed version of your email (SHA-256 with salt) to scan for compromised data. HaveIbeenpwned retains this to scan for new breaches; you can request removal via their opt-out mechanism.
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