Siyam Ahmed Ovi
04 February 2018
Browser performance and securitization for free web browser is the most discussed topic. And before doing research on this, web data and users should first look at Firefox's use. The work that Firefox Gear has been collecting and researching for last year. But unlike other browsers or social sites, this data collection process is done automatically by Firefox, through its new Addon Pioneer.
FireFox Pioneer is a program that allows you to participate in testing, data-gathering, feedback, etc. of all future versions of Firefox. But for that you have to participate in this program and for this there is only one condition of Firefox Pioneer that is "I'm willing to contribute sensitive data to help make Firefox better."
The Firefox Pioneer program is available on Firefox as a browser extension. You just have to install this extension in Mozilla Firefox. And after the install, you will open and tick this option and you will become a member of the Mozilla Firefox Beta team.
As an active member of Firefox Pioneer, you may often have to ask questions related to Firefox, different beta versions will be offered to you and your feedback will be sent to them.
Mozilla basically takes the privacy of their users very seriously so that they do not directly charge their customers or users on their data relayed research and bring it differently. And you've got a separate ID for each user in Firefox Pioneer so that your privacy is protected in the Firefox Pioneer. These IDs are created randomly from Mozilla companies.
However, if you are afraid to participate in Firefox Pioneer, then you can say that Firefox Pioneer will not collect cookies, email addresses, form data or login information and encrypted data from your browser. And collected data, Mozilla will never sell or share anything outdoors.
To participate in the Firefox Pioneer, you need to do two things:
1) Go to Mozilla Firefox's about: preferences # privacy option and enable the Firefox to install and run studies. And
2) You have to install Firefox Pioneer add-on. Click here to install this ad-on
Once you have been involved in Firefox Pioneer to manage your studies, you will have to load the about: studies page in the browser at any time. You can get here from a new study or take any of the current studies.
And if you want to get out of the Firefox Pioneer completely, you have to install Firefox Pioneer Add On.
Although Mozilla does not share specific synthetic raw data to users participating in the Firefox Pioneer, they still do not disclose what data they will actually collect, but still today. What Firefox has told us about the Pioneer is:
1) The data collected from each user will not be sold or shared to any other company. Raw data will be sent to only a few researchers.
2) All studies of the Firefox Pioneer are approved after a review by a dedicated team. Their job is to monitor the user's privacy through a study that does not go away.
3) All users of the Firefox Pioneer will be given an ID. These IDs will be randomly selected by the Firefox authorities and there will be no similarity to the user data with these IDs.
4) If Firefox does not reveal what kind of data the Pioneer will collect, it will not collect user cookies, account names, passwords, email addresses, POST form values, and Private Browsing session data.
So at the end of the tune, it can be said that if you want to join an Open Source Mozilla Firefox site as an active member, you can join the Firefox Pioneer program today. This allows you to use beta versions of all the future versions of Firefox, and you can tell the Mozilla community of all the Beta versions of the beta version or what changes or new features should be added, and here your feedback will be seriously acknowledged by Mozilla.
This is an excellent feature. However, for this you have to send Mozilla Firefox files to your PC to Mozilla server for research and for that they will ask for your permission. No one does research on it with respect to the data.
And for those who still use Google Chrome from Mozilla Firefox, I invite you to read my next tune because I will discuss about why you use Mozilla Firefox instead of Google Chrome in my next tune. I hope you enjoy my today's tune and I'm here today to invite all of you to the next tune.
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