Jan SchaumannWait, what? By using #Firefox, I now grant Mozilla "a nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to use" any data I "upload or input"? That seems, uhm, rather broad. Wtf.
I want my old Mozilla back.
Canageek@jschauma The qualifying sentence after that would be the important part which says what they can use it for, which is *very* limited.
Jukka Dahlbom@jschauma @Canageek How on earth do you see that as "very limited"?
"to help you navigate, experience and interact with online content" means whatever they decide it to mean - they can build a consumer profile model from your financial data or personal data and store that indefinitely.
They can store your family or medical status and use that ad infinitum as an input for modeling your behaviour to sell that data to anyone williing to pay something.
That is a pure poison pill TOS for Firefox in my point of view. I simply cannot view it as anything beneficiary for the users when comparing it with the very likely data leakage use case.