Mozilla, with the aim of offering users an effective tool to find their data exposed in security breaches that have occurred in various services or applications, has launched Monitor Plus, a paid application specifically created to solve problems of this type with leaks of private data on the web.
With this, it is another measure that Mozilla carries out to focus its company on consumer-benefiting services in the face of the worst practices that take place on the web. However, in this case, Monitor Plus is not free, and to have access to its complete service, you will have to pay, although the standard version of Monitor allows you to know if your data is or is not on the web.
Searching for gap data
Monitor Plus, now online, is an advanced version compared to Mozilla Monitor, the service that allows you to track your personal data to ensure that it is not part of the databases collected from breaches on different platforms. With this, the new version, which costs $8 per month, would allow users to delete this information so that their data is protected to a greater extent.
The data theft on the Internet has become one of the biggest dangers, as it can occur without the user having made any mistakes as such. That is, in fact, what happens in data breaches, which are usually the company’s problem that collects the information from its users.
Mozilla’s consumer improvements
As previously mentioned, Mozilla is known for trying to implement changes and improvements that directly benefit the user experience of those who use their services. This is a measure that the company has always had in mind, in contrast to progress at all costs shown by other applications, capable of boycotting, like Google through YouTube, the service on other browsers.
That is why, for example, their browser Firefox implemented valuable improvements such as a feature capable of detecting AI-generated content, another improvement that facilitates the filtering of spam messages in email, or a change that allows you to save PC resources by leaving inactive tabs that you don’t use for a long time. Thanks to improvements like these, the community holds Mozilla’s products and services in high esteem, and appreciates their genuine interest in offering tangible improvements for users.
