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The Forced Firefox Terms of Use (ToS) Clickwrap Agreement is Here
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this post was submitted on 14 May 2025
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So what I think -but again, not a lawyer- is that the previous version also didn't grant Mozilla ownership of your data. For example, maybe there was already a legal limit to what rights the ToS can transfer to Mozilla, and the new version just re-iterates the existing law?