Introducing Mozilla Monitor Plus, a new tool to automatically remove your personal information from data broker sites | The Mozilla Blog
blog.mozilla.orgToday, Mozilla Monitor (previously called Firefox Monitor), a free service that notifies you when your email has been part of a breach, announced its new p
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The price isn’t unheard of, but it’s got plenty of competition. A few competitors from AlternativeTo:
* Mozilla is selling a repackaged version of OneRep, charging more per year but a little less per month
Mozilla also has at least one product in their toolbelt that gives them the ability to resell private data to ad brokers, and it’s managed by the same DPO as other Mozilla products…
I wonder… If you sign up for this service, will Mozilla opt you out of these sales?