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That's patently untrue. There are plenty of open source projects that do not have "about the same thing" in their terms of use and in fact, just a simple licen
by drpossum 2y ago
That's patently untrue. There are plenty of open source projects that do not have "about the same thing" in their terms of use and in fact, just a simple license with easily understandable and permissive terms.
Check out Creative Commons for example, and compare it to what Mozilla asks, if you're interested in learning more. You'll find they're very different.
- braiamp 2y agoEvery open source has a disclaimer that says that they are not liable of the usage of the software. This is saying that they collect data, yes, but are only liable in case they collect data that you, the user, hasn't explicitly told them to collect, otherwise, they are not liable, because their product would only do as you intend to use it. Mozilla literally agrees with everyone that this law is a good law. Their services on the other hand, has language that services on the same category has, like VPN where you have language that says that you wouldn't do something illegal with it.
- drpossum 2y agoI'm convinced by this and your other recent posts you're just trolling at this point. (or you're beholden to a company that's forced you to think this way and what Mozilla is doing is fine and normal)