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Manage technical and interaction data collection settings in Firefox

Firefox handles data with transparency—learn more about what that means for you. Read the Firefox Privacy Notice.

This article explains what data is collected, how Mozilla uses it, and how to turn off technical and interaction data collection on your device.

Technical and interaction data, also called telemetry data, is information about how Firefox functions on your device and how you use its features. This includes performance details like page load times, and memory usage, as well as insights into which Firefox features you interact with, such as bookmarks, tabs or settings. Additionally, it collects general device information, including your operating system, browser version and hardware specifications. Mozilla uses this data to enhance Firefox while respecting your privacy.

This data doesn’t include information such as your browsing history, search queries or saved passwords.

For a more detailed view of the technical and interaction data collected by Firefox, see the definitions in the Glean Dictionary.

Mozilla uses technical and interaction data for many things, including to:

• Fix problems: Identify bugs and improve Firefox’s performance.
• Build better features: See which features are popular and how we can improve them.
• Understand trends: Learn how people use Firefox without compromising their privacy.

You can learn about all the ways Mozilla uses technical and interaction data in the Firefox Privacy Notice.

1. Open Firefox, and click the menu button ≡ in the top-right corner.
2. Select .
3. Go to the panel.
4. Scroll down to Firefox Data Collection and Use.
5. Uncheck the box next to Allow Firefox to send technical and interaction data to MozillaSend technical and interaction data to Mozilla.

If you opt out of sending technical and interaction data, Mozilla will also treat this as a request to delete any data that was previously collected. Data will be deleted within 30 days after you opt out.

1. Open Firefox, and tap the menu button ⋮ in the top-right corner.
2. Select .
3. Tap Privacy and Security, then tap Data collection.
4. Toggle off Send technical and interaction data.

1. Open Firefox, and tap the menu button ≡ at the bottom of the screen.
2. Select .
3. Scroll down to the Support section.
4. Toggle off Send Technical and Interaction Data.

If you’d like to dive deeper into how Firefox handles your data, check out these resources:

• Manage Firefox data collection and privacy settings
• Mobile - Manage Firefox data collection and privacy settings
• Telemetry – Firefox Source Docs documentation

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