Current Firefox Monitor Breaches ( I already have Express VPN since July2020
Above is N/A neither of the choices work. Have written this several times elsewhere on your site. This is not just on my iPhone, but on my Mac. I have been waiting for my new Freedom Cell Phone since this July due to a Chip shortage: then I want to switch my email to a secure service with a Swiss vpn both on the phone & my Mac at the same time. So when I just saw all the Firefox monitor breaches that go back to 2013; I am overwhelmed! I am not a tecky & would like to speak to a Live Customer Support Person. I have tried all Mozilla Firefox Customer Support #s available: ... , ... , and ... either just rings, busy or a voice answers & directs to support & later disconnects??? Also, please limit ALl Cookies to those only Strictly Neccesary. Thank you.
edited out the fake tech support phone#'s as Mozilla does not provide any phone support whether official or by a third-party. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/avoid-and-report-mozilla-tech-support-scams
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Astrid R Conte-Williams said
So when I just saw all the Firefox monitor breaches that go back to 2013; I am overwhelmed! I am not a tecky & would like to speak to a Live Customer Support Person.
When reviewing Firefox Monitor results, the first thing to know is that there are many potential sources for breaches or data leaks. A few of those will be real accounts where you will need to change your password. In many cases, by the time the news comes out, the vendor already got rid of all the old passwords so that customers need to set a new one. But in most cases, it was a data broker or some other kind of company that had your email address and possibly other data about you, but there's no action to take.
Check out these materials for more information:
P.S. There's no official Mozilla phone support.
I sent a reply already/ I miss live customer support. This is not working & I have read all your support sources to no avail. It is ridiculous to mark something solved when it is not. The one I solved was by closing the account. Is Firefox an Encripted (excuse spelling) browser such as TNI ( thenewinternet ) I think that is the big problem. Most of the breaches were before July 2020 & express vpn. Express vpn is Chinese & that is not good either.
I just posted a reply & realized that Firefox support did not answer why I cannot limit cookies to only those strictly necessary???
Astrid R Conte-Williams said
This is not working & I have read all your support sources to no avail.
What is not working?
Is Firefox an Encripted (excuse spelling) browser such as TNI ( thenewinternet ) I think that is the big problem. Most of the breaches were before July 2020 & express vpn. Express vpn is Chinese & that is not good either.
What do you mean by "encrypted browser"? When you visit a site that use an HTTPS address, your connection to the site is encrypted. That is true of all browsers.
Astrid R Conte-Williams said
I just posted a reply & realized that Firefox support did not answer why I cannot limit cookies to only those strictly necessary???
Firefox doesn't know what cookies are strictly necessary -- how do you define strictly necessary? Firefox regulates cookies on a site-by-site basis: either a site can set cookies or it cannot set cookies. If you use Strict-level tracking protection, third-party cookies are isolated on different sites -- see: https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2021/02/23/total-cookie-protection/