The article doesn't suggest at all that Firefox or Mozilla are looking to limit what you're shown by your browser.
3 of the 4 points involve making the reasons you're being shown something more transparent.
The remaining point suggests that other platforms make changes to their algorithmic content feeds. These platforms are already deciding what you see in those feeds and what's "approved".
3 of the 4 points involve making the reasons you're being shown something more transparent.
The remaining point suggests that other platforms make changes to their algorithmic content feeds. These platforms are already deciding what you see in those feeds and what's "approved".