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The team works to make the web economically and socially sustainable. We want to sustain it economically, to ensure that the Web remains a place of economic opportunity for content creators. And we wish to make is socially sustainable, meaning that we wish to address the "maladies" that the advertising-supported content ecosystem has engendered on the Web, including: | The team works to make the web economically and socially sustainable. We want to sustain it economically, to ensure that the Web remains a place of economic opportunity for content creators. And we wish to make is socially sustainable, meaning that we wish to address the "maladies" that the advertising-supported content ecosystem has engendered on the Web, including: | ||
* poor | * poor user experience | ||
* widespread use of proprietary technology on the Web | * widespread use of proprietary technology on the Web | ||
* ad fraud | * ad fraud | ||
* lack of user control over data resulting in a loss of privacy | * lack of user control over data resulting in a loss of privacy | ||
Our current mission is to provide in-browser promoted content experiences for advertisers who want better, higher-quality relationships with their audience | Our current mission is to provide in-browser promoted content experiences for advertisers who want better, higher-quality relationships with their audience and who choose Mozilla Content Services in order to have a future-facing, ethical partner with scale. | ||
and who choose Mozilla Content Services in order to have a future-facing, ethical partner with scale. | |||
== Product Guidelines == | |||
To achieve our mission, we build products that rely on users trusting Mozilla including code that is in Firefox and add-ons as well as our services. We want to earn trust by being transparent with our policies, processes, and open source code. While not a strict requirement, we will try to build trust into code so that users do not have to rely on Mozilla services operating according to policy. If our services need to collect data from Firefox, we intend to only use the minimal amount of data necessary to answer specific questions, and we will document the behaviors and communicate to users/community that this is happening. | |||
== Product Roadmaps== | == Product Roadmaps== | ||