Mozilla.social

Mozilla.social

Always-on tracking protection: by default, { -brand-name-firefox } runs Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) to protect your personal data from known ad trackers, social trackers and cryptomining scripts that follow you around the web.

Always-on tracking protection: by default, { -brand-name-firefox } runs Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) to protect your personal data from known ad trackers, social trackers and cryptomining scripts that follow you around the web.

{ -brand-name-firefox-focus } blocks a wide range of common trackers by default including social trackers and those sticky ones that come from things like { -brand-name-facebook } ads.

{ -brand-name-firefox-focus } blocks a wide range of common trackers by default including social trackers and those sticky ones that come from things like { -brand-name-facebook } ads.

{ -brand-name-firefox } gives you greater privacy protection while you’re on the web. By default, our Enhanced Tracking Protection blocks trackers and scripts such as social media trackers, cross-site cookie trackers, cryptominers and fingerprinters.

{ -brand-name-firefox } gives you greater privacy protection while you’re on the web. By default, our Enhanced Tracking Protection blocks trackers and scripts such as social media trackers, cross-site cookie trackers, cryptominers and fingerprinters.

Not only is { -brand-name-firefox } safe to use, it also helps keep your data and private information safe. The { -brand-name-firefox-browser } automatically blocks known third party trackers, social media trackers, cryptominers and fingerprinters from collecting your data. <a href="{ $url }">Learn more about the privacy in our products.</a>

Not only is { -brand-name-firefox } safe to use, it also helps keep your data and private information safe. The { -brand-name-firefox-browser } automatically blocks known third party trackers, social media trackers, cryptominers and fingerprinters from collecting your data. <a href="{ $url }">Learn more about the privacy in our products.</a>

Social networks know a lot about you. Plus, they’re able to track you beyond their platforms with their Share and Like buttons despite Tracking Protection — even if you don’t have an account. The <a href="{ $container }">{ -brand-name-facebook-container }</a> for { -brand-name-firefox } makes sure that { -brand-name-facebook } and { -brand-name-instagram } can’t do this so easily, which again reduces the probability of seeing misinformation via ads and promoted content significantly.

Social networks know a lot about you. Plus, they’re able to track you beyond their platforms with their Share and Like buttons despite Tracking Protection — even if you don’t have an account. The <a href="{ $container }">{ -brand-name-facebook-container }</a> for { -brand-name-firefox } makes sure that { -brand-name-facebook } and { -brand-name-instagram } can’t do this so easily, which again reduces the probability of seeing misinformation via ads and promoted content significantly.

{ -brand-name-firefox } helps to keep your social media feeds clean:

{ -brand-name-firefox } helps to keep your social media feeds clean:

When you receive content recommendations on any website or social network, it’s often because an algorithm presents information based on your profile information. Unfortunately, although algorithms are getting smarter and smarter, they don’t check content for accuracy. This is particularly problematic with social media: These networks surface countless pieces of information for their users every day and have access to almost unlimited content including user posts, news articles, ads and sponsored content. While posts and articles may accidentally spread misinformation, ads and sponsored content can be used to target you deliberately with disinformation to manipulate you, making it essential you know how to identify misinformation.

When you receive content recommendations on any website or social network, it’s often because an algorithm presents information based on your profile information. Unfortunately, although algorithms are getting smarter and smarter, they don’t check content for accuracy. This is particularly problematic with social media: These networks surface countless pieces of information for their users every day and have access to almost unlimited content including user posts, news articles, ads and sponsored content. While posts and articles may accidentally spread misinformation, ads and sponsored content can be used to target you deliberately with disinformation to manipulate you, making it essential you know how to identify misinformation.

You may have heard about tracking primarily in the context of advertising. However, it’s also a powerful tool when it comes to the spread of false information. Why is that? When you browse the internet or your social network feed, your behavior, interests, contacts in some instances and more are tracked by various parties across websites in order to create an extremely detailed profile of you to sell to others without your knowledge or consent. These profiles are used for personalized advertising but can also serve to present any kind of targeted information to you.

You may have heard about tracking primarily in the context of advertising. However, it’s also a powerful tool when it comes to the spread of false information. Why is that? When you browse the internet or your social network feed, your behavior, interests, contacts in some instances and more are tracked by various parties across websites in order to create an extremely detailed profile of you to sell to others without your knowledge or consent. These profiles are used for personalized advertising but can also serve to present any kind of targeted information to you.

You can come across misinformation and disinformation everywhere but it is most widespread and impactful when shared online. Algorithms and <a href="{ $tracking }">tracking</a> have increased the ability for misinformation and disinformation to reach a larger audience on websites, blogs, forums and social networks.

You can come across misinformation and disinformation everywhere but it is most widespread and impactful when shared online. Algorithms and <a href="{ $tracking }">tracking</a> have increased the ability for misinformation and disinformation to reach a larger audience on websites, blogs, forums and social networks.

Blocks social trackers

Blocks social trackers

Representing { -brand-name-mozilla } in social media (official accounts, staff accounts, personal accounts, { -brand-name-facebook } pages).

Representing { -brand-name-mozilla } in social media (official accounts, staff accounts, personal accounts, { -brand-name-facebook } pages).

Join the waitlist for { -brand-name-mozilla-social }

Join the waitlist for { -brand-name-mozilla-social }

{ -brand-name-mozilla-social } is currently available to a closed beta group as we experiment, gain input from participants, learn, and improve the experience. We’ll email you an invitation as we gradually expand.

{ -brand-name-mozilla-social } is currently available to a closed beta group as we experiment, gain input from participants, learn, and improve the experience. We’ll email you an invitation as we gradually expand.

Welcome to { -brand-name-mozilla-social }!

Welcome to { -brand-name-mozilla-social }!

A secure web proxy works for tasks that you might do only in your browser. This can amount to a lot of activity like shopping, paying bills, logging into social media and reading emails. A secure web proxy serves as an intermediary between your browser and the internet. Your web browsing data will pass through a secure tunnel to the internet directly from your browser, masking your IP address, so the web server you are contacting doesn’t know exactly where you are in the world. And that makes you harder to track and target.

A secure web proxy works for tasks that you might do only in your browser. This can amount to a lot of activity like shopping, paying bills, logging into social media and reading emails. A secure web proxy serves as an intermediary between your browser and the internet. Your web browsing data will pass through a secure tunnel to the internet directly from your browser, masking your IP address, so the web server you are contacting doesn’t know exactly where you are in the world. And that makes you harder to track and target.