Firefox adopts TOS and revises its privacy policy

[Mr_Electro84]

Over the last few days, Firefox has been equipped with TOS (which is rare for an open-source program). They've also revised their privacy policy (and their FAQ about privacy within Firefox), in a more ambiguous way. Finally, a few informational changes (notably privacy information) were applied to the Play Store. These changes didn't go unnoticed, and users were quick to take notice (this step is just a continuation of the dubious positions Mozilla has taken in recent months, notably with the activation of PPA without user consent).

Sources :
-English : https://www.androidauthority.com/firefo ... e-3530771/
-French : https://www.numerama.com/tech/1915733-f ... rivee.html

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Perhaps find a way to make this topic applicable to Slimjet

[Mr_Electro84]

Perhaps find a way to make this topic applicable to Slimjet

What does this have to do with Slimjet? While Firefox is working to return to what defines its DNA, Slimjet continues to be a browser that protects and respects the privacy of its users.

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Thank you.