Websites, Communications & Cookies Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This document is a privacy notice from Mozilla, detailing how it collects, uses, and protects personal information from individuals interacting with its websites, mobile apps, and services. It covers various data collection points, including social media, job applications, community contributions, and the use of cookies and web analytics. The notice also outlines user rights and controls regarding their personal data.
Websites, Communications & Cookies Privacy Notice
April 3, 2024
We care about your privacy. When Mozilla (that’s us) collects information about you, our Mozilla Privacy Policy describes how we handle that information.
This privacy notice applies to Mozilla operated websites and mobile apps, which include the domains mozilla.org, and firefox.com, among others. This includes, for example, addons.mozilla.org, bugzilla.mozilla.org, careers.mozilla.org, community.mozilla.org, developer.mozilla.org, mozillafoundation.org, people.mozilla.org, support.mozilla.org, and wiki.mozilla.org.
Things you should know
We may receive personal information from you based on your interaction with us on social media platforms, if you submit a job, intern, grant or fellow application, if you volunteer as a Mozilla community member, if you submit user feedback or a request to us, if you sign up for an account or for a subscription, or if you engage with a product or policy campaign.
Social Media: If you engage with our accounts on external social media platforms, such as X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook, we may receive personal information about you. If you use these networks, their privacy policies apply, and you are encouraged to read them.
Job, Intern, Grant & Fellow Applicants: Applicants for employment, internship, grant, or fellowship opportunities with Mozilla are required to give us a name, street address, telephone number, email address, and resume, and sometimes additional information as well. We use this information to process and evaluate applications and to communicate with applicants about opportunities. We use Greenhouse to handle employment and intern applications, and Fluxx.io to handle fellowship and MOSS grant applications.
Contributors: Volunteering for Mozilla as a community contributor may require Mozilla and others to communicate with you at the email address that you provide in connection to your contribution and to recognize your efforts. If you contribute to Bugzilla, or our code bases, then your email address and possibly your name will be publicly available to all internet users. If you create an account on Mozilla Connect (platform powered by Khoros, which has its own privacy notice), your name, your avatar, your posts and replies and other information you share will be accessible to Mozilla and other community members. If you create a profile at people.mozilla.org, it will be accessible to Mozilla employees and Mozilla contributors; you can edit your profile data at Profile Settings. We sometimes use contributor information from sources (such as Bugzilla) in dashboards to visually share aggregated data on the Mozilla community. An example is https://wiki.mozilla.org/Contribute/Dashboards. Where possible, we try to minimize contact information that is publicly displayed.
User Feedback: You can provide feedback to us on our products and services on webpages like connect.mozilla.org, through an in-product experience, or through channels such as email, Bugzilla, Matrix, a social media account, our Get Involved page, or through a group like Student Ambassadors. Please minimize the personal information you choose to share on these forums because your comments may be accessible to the public.
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