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Assuming that I don´t want any Google server to track me what could I click in the attached? It's a nice feature but as it is not clear what the last three options do a bit of a guess.

I have received an email from what looks like Mozilla, it says that there has been a massive data breach and my details were compromised. I'm checking to verify if this is correct.

It recently came to my attention that Gmail is using my (and others) emails to train their AI to provide "overviews" for email threads. I didn't find that in any of the recent Agreement changes so feel safe is stating Alphabet/Google never obtained my permission for this training. I'm not a fan of the far-flung use of AI and the mounting examples of how horrendously Google AI performs hasn't done anything to relieve my concerns.

I began a search for a better, reliable email client and there is a depressing shortage of them that fulfill the average email users' needs. Thunderbird looks pretty good but reading through the Help section, Community Forum questions and just general articles hasn't clarified a couple of questions I have.

1. Is Thunderbird a comprehensive email client, independent of other clients, or does it provide service by partnering with another client?

2. Does Thunderbird utilize AI for any purpose that requires the "review" and storage of individual users' emails?

Many thanks, MarilynB

2019 MacBook Pro

On Samsung S10e, after install of ThunderBird mobile, transfer of email setup from laptop via QR code gets the message shown in attachment when setting up gmail accounts. Laptop has no issues with ThunderBird accessing gmail accounts. Please describe full process to access gmail on TB mobile when this message appears. Thanks, Malc

I just got this email: Did you sign in to Firefox? Help us keep your account safe by approving your sign-in on: Firefox on Windows 10"

This is after setting FF as default again (3rd time today). Got into this problem trying to report that FF behaves differently when using W11 HOME vs PRO. Don't know when this started. This system has been a "home" system from day 1. When I go check defaults with W11, (only O/S on this laptop) it shows that FF is the default browser for many things.

But if I do an update, or have to do a reboot, first time started, it wants to be made the default *again*.

NOTE: Mozilla sent the above email to me that this is FF on Windows 10. This is W11 HOME, not 10.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

5 month before, I had my Apple ID/iCloud account hacked. I have since regained control of the account and updated all my security settings (enabled 2FA, updated passwords, and removed unrecognized devices from iCloud). And I used my previous hacked Apple ID as a iCloud Mail now, (only recieve/archive mail) and change a new Apple ID,My questions are regarding my iOS device and the Firefox browser :-Is it safe to log back into Mozilla/Firefox Sync using this same previous hacked Apple ID?Is it secure to recover my device from iCloud backups and sign back into the same Apple ID at the iOS level? I want to ensure no malicious syncing or lingering exploits will compromise my Firefox data,device data,App data,iCloud data other remaining data services on iOS .Thank you.

I kept going in a loop when sign up and I went into GitHub and realized there are several malaware agents improvising and scheduling events for my phone this phone is completely hacked a mucrosotf is allowing it