I am not the biggest fan of Firefox, but it is great for privacy. Well, it was great for privacy...

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Firefox has updated its terms of service to include a non-exclusive royalty-free worldwide license to use the information users input or upload through the browser. This change has raised concerns among users about privacy, as it allows Mozilla to access and use a wide range of data, including URLs, search requests, files, and browsing history. For those prioritizing privacy, alternatives such as Brave, self-compiled versions of Firefox, and browsers like Zen are recommended.

BREAKING: Firefox drops new TOS that allows them to use your data