Firefox Is Now The Only Browser That Doesnt Betray
Common Questions
Does Firefox still promise not to sell user data?
Mozilla has removed the explicit promise "We never sell your personal data" from its Privacy FAQ.
They now state that they do not sell data "in the way that most people think about 'selling data'," citing the broad and evolving legal definition of "sale of data" as the reason for this change.
Is Firefox collecting and sharing user data?
Yes, Firefox collects and shares some data with its partners to support its commercial viability.
This includes data related to optional ads on the New Tab page and sponsored suggestions within the search bar.
Mozilla states they aim to share data that is stripped of identifying information or is aggregated.
How does Firefox's privacy compare to other browsers currently?
Despite recent changes and user concerns, Firefox is still generally considered one of the more private mainstream browsers, often ranked alongside Brave and Tor, and more private than Chrome or Edge.
Firefox highlights its transparency, built-in privacy controls, and protection against various trackers.
Is Firefox integrating AI, and what are the privacy implications?
Mozilla is integrating AI features, such as a "Smart Window" that can answer questions about open tabs and browsing history.
Mozilla emphasizes that the underlying search engine for AI features, Exa, does not retain user data, and chat transcripts are not retained or used for model training unless users explicitly opt-in.
Users also have the option to disable these AI features.
