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Agreed. Unless that contract includes heavy penalties for selling and/or losing that data, its toothless nonsense. The fact that the contract hasn't been publis

Agreed. Unless that contract includes heavy penalties for selling and/or losing that data, its toothless nonsense. The fact that the contract hasn't been published is also problematic. If everything is above board, why hide?

nullc 7y ago
To be fair, publishing contracts like that isn't a standard practice. That alone is a sufficient explanation. It still would be better if it were.
- Karunamon 7y ago
  Mozilla isn't a standard company and this isn't a standard situation.