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Saw on Mastodon that Firefox updated their "terms and use" yesterday and mozilla.org/en-US/about/legal/terms/firef… Per archive.org this isn't present in older (Feb 9) versions of the text. W…what *is* this? This is more like a clause you'd find on a website than a piece of software you run on your computer.
