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I'm not so sure that those legal terms from Mozilla mean what people seem to think they mean, and I think that at least a big part of it is essentially a misunderstanding.
But at the same time, it's absolutely Mozilla's responsibility to be extremely clear about this and not just throw in some legal boilerplate without explanation, if they want to foster trust towards them, so I don't have a lot of sympathy for them either...
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@joepie91 i think todays mozilla is evil and does it on purpose
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Even ten years ago they probably could have floated a vague ToU and we'd have given them benefit of the doubt. Today? No chance. They need to have everything vetted by their legal team and by some sort of "don't burn our remaining goodwill" unit, before jamming it down users' throats.