Mozilla launched its free encrypted file-transfer service, Firefox Send, allowing users to send files up to 2.5 gigabytes through the browser, TechCrunch reports. By visiting the Send website, users are able to upload a file, set an expiration period, opt to either enable password protection or not, and, in return, provide a sharable link. In its announcement, Mozilla reaffirmed its commitment to security and privacy, adding that the service is designed to give users control over who sees their file, how many times it is downloaded, and how long the file exists in a sharable format.
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