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Mozilla rewrites the terms of use of Firefox, after recent changes with too wide language on user data has triggered the utility of users (Sarah Perez / Techcrunch)

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Mozilla rewrites the conditions of use of Firefox, after recent modifications with too wide language on user data has triggered the User’s User– After developing a user reaction on his new conditions of use last week, the manufacturer of browser from Firefox Mozilla rewritten his policy to solve the problems around the too wide language that he had previously used.



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