Am I required to read Terms of use and Privacy policy before use Firefox after installation?
Hello, When I installed Firefox, before use it and browse, it writes something like that in different language "By continue use this product you agree to our Terms of use Firefox and our Privacy notice"..., and in different language there is button labeled Continue and in the bottom there are in different language texts like Read our Terms of use and Read our Privacy notice. Am I required to read it? Can I just click Continue (in different language) and use Firefox? Is that just for convenience/more information, or does Firefox requires user to read it before use? Also, what about Firefox Developer Edition? Can I click Continue as well, without reading? There is texts Read our Terms of Use, Read our Privacy Notice. Thanks
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You can read it if you want, but you can just click Continue without reading, as ~99% of users. Seriously, there's nothing important to know.
TyDraniu said
You can read it if you want, but you can just click Continue without reading, as ~99% of users. Seriously, there's nothing important to know.
Is it legal? Like does Firefox allows that - simply Continue without reading? But it writes maybe like Read... Do you know how to contact Mozilla directly about it?
Modified by Rustam Balushka
it writes something like that in different language
Rustam, which different languages do you see? Is your Firefox using multiple languages on the same UI screen?
If you opened the Terms of Use and Privacy Notice web pages, were they in a different language?
Modified by Chris Peterson
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