Nigeria, March 1 -- Mozilla has responded to public concerns regarding its updated Terms of Use for the Firefox browser.

Users had raised alarms over language that seemed to grant Mozilla broad rights to data entered or uploaded through the browser.

The company clarified that the new terms do not change how user data is handled but are intended to provide clearer explanations of Firefox's data practices.

The updated Terms of Use and Privacy Notice, introduced on Wednesday, aimed to improve transparency about what users agree to when using Firefox.

However, confusion arose over wording that appeared to suggest Mozilla could claim rights over user data.

The backlash led Mozilla to revise its blog post, stating explicitly that it does n...