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This is crazy. When I want to reset a password this shows as the account.

Safari on Mac OS X 10.15.7

But this should show this…Firefox on IOS 16.1.3 I am using an iPad.

Is someone monitoring my private information?

Several VPNs I have recently used on my Samsung reported a WebRTC leak on Firefox for Android, my preferred browser. A Google search confirmed this to be true, with a few references suggesting that one cannot disable WebRTC leaks in the Android version by any means. This was reported to Bugzilla years ago and then simply archived.

Does this mean that we should not use Firefox on Androids when VPN privacy is necessary? This should be of great concern to many Firefox users.

Firebox emailed me that a data search revealed that Search results have detected that your email may have been exposed. It recommended you act now to resolve this breach. It said password and partial credit card data was compromised. Is this a legitimate notice or a scam to get me to click the link it provided to go to Dashboard.

I recieved an email this morning at 3:36AM notifying me of my email address being found in a data breach but I wasn’t on Firefox at the time & wanted to verify where to forward it to.

I received an email from Firefox Monitor stating that [email address] account have detected that your email may have been exposed. We recommend you act now to resolve this breach. Did this email come from Firefox?

I'm way out of date when it comes to technology - I've had iPhones for years and after being hacked and my identity stolen I'm extremely nervous about the pixel 7 pro security and I could use some pointers on account security. I'd like to meet and take part in the community but I can't do that if my information isn't safe and I have difficulty knowing what is or isn't safe

Firefox,

I got an update message on my Android phone from WhatsApp to install an APK file and a Firefox warning came up not to download.

I did not download it

Firefox Crew Thank you very much

Regards

Shaun

Someone is hacking into my email, thereby not allowing me to getting in to it at all. Comcast is supposed to be working on it - no results so far. Just wanted you to know all the bogus names are connected to gmail.

I wanted to urge you to make a Mozilla email system that does not track us, that is secure, and does not sell our info. I am tired of Google and have been hearing of many unethical things they are doing. It would be nice to have a Mozilla email with the Relay built in. I would even pay for it too. Something like $3-4 per month.

Thanks

Firefox Monitor question: I received a report from Monitor saying my email was compromised by a site I don’t know. There is no way to sign into the site. What do I do?

I have received the following message: "We've spotted a new security breach: Search results for your ld@***.co.uk account have detected that your email may have been exposed. We recommend you act now to resolve this breach." Sender was Firefox Monitor: breach-alerts@mozilla.com. Not sure if this is a scam, but also not sure HOW I should act to resolve this breach, if it is legitimate. Can anyone help me?

Hi there, I got an email from fox monitor saying there’s my data breach on my twitter account. Could you please confirm this. I just don’t want to sign in thorough that email.

Thank you.

Sarbjit Singh.

i need external help submitting this info, absolutely every single page the samsung store and google play store work fine. im using the android version of firefox of the latest version.

>when i visit youtube or any other page as well as download small files on BOTH my super computer and my android it works completely fine. when i visit the accounts page and sync page on firefox on my super computer it works fine.

>when i try to visit the sync page issued from the menu in firefox android on samsung it completely blocks it

>when i visit the main mozilla page and click accounts and login it works fine.

bottom line:: samsung is violating ianna law to be overzealous about backdoor security.

Hello, I apologise if this information is already available somewhere, but I just couldn't find it.

I recently installed the DuckDuckGo app on Android 12 (Samsung One UI 4.1) which has a feature that blocks trackers from other apps.

While using Firefox it seems to have found and blocked a tracker simply called "Adjust" (this is where usually a brand name to whom the tracker belongs would be, e.g. google or amazon). It asks for: Device model, OS compilation number, type of connection, screen pixel density, country, OS version, unique ID, app name, CPU name, cookies, device language, post code, device make/brand, app version, e-mail address, android advertisement ID.

I don't really know what to think about all this, but I wouldn't expect firefox to track me in any way, I've trusted mozilla so far, and am inclined to continue to do so, but I'm confused by this and don't know what to make of it. The DuckDuckGo app doesn't really offer more information, and I might try asking them as well, idk. Googling didn't really help me, so I'll be thankful for any answer.