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Mozilla Firefox's Android version is about to go through a major update. Mozilla has created their infrastructure to be able to support an open extension ecosystem for Android. Mozilla wants to provide developers with the best support we can so they’re equipped and empowered to build modern mobile WebExtensions,” said by Giorgio Natili, Firefox Director of Engineering. Mozilla is giving Firefox users something many have been asking for, a way to turn all AI features off. After which, you can decide whether you want to help Mozilla improve the Firefox OS by sharing data about your phone. We think that Mozilla did a great job with the Firefox OS’s lockscreen as relevant information is readily available at a glance and it gives users quick access to the camera app. Mozilla seems to have a lot of confidence though when they decided to develop their own “experimental” mobile platform called the Firefox OS, AKA Boot to Gecko (B2G). Read more in our articles including "Mozilla Firefox to add open extension ecosystem for Android browser" and "Mozilla Firefox adds AI “kill switch” on its browser".