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That bit pretty much sounds like "by using the software you're agreeing to whatever"

• immibis 2y ago
  No it doesn't. Most businesses finish that sentence with "...for any purpose" not "... to help you navigate the web" It will still be interpreted to mean "...for any purpose" by Mozilla somehow.
  • CjHuber 2y ago
    For me it sounds similar to Google‘s phrasing that they use to make people activate personalized ads: „used to deliver better, more helpful experiences“
  • stonemetal12 2y ago
    How does them selling my data help me navigate the web?
    • dizhn 2y ago
      In their holier than thou attitude (shared by some here) you have to pay to do anything. And that's how you pay to use the web with their browser.
    • jeltz 2y ago
      By serving you relevant ads!
  • KoolKat23 2y ago
    "...interact with online content" is pretty much all encompassing.
• simpaticoder 2y ago
  Yes and this phrasing is used in many other products, like credit cards. Additionally, the fact that the phrasing can be interpreted as such means that it will be interpreted as such and so makes Mozilla's new Terms unacceptable to anyone who values their privacy or data.