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Given its in-court defense of Google, Mozilla is clearly complicit and its products should be boycotted. It's a shame it's the only alternative to Chromium, but I'm perfectly fine with the US government cracking down on Google, no matter the consequences for Firefox. The monopoly must be disrupted for the benefit of every internet user.
Mozilla gets money from Google, I'm not too surprised
What did mozilla do? waterfox and librewolf still safe?
I wrote up what happened (more stuff on my blog).
TL;DR they use aggregated data for ads and they felt like they needed to have an explicit opt-in.
thanks alot man
they changed their ToS to allow themselves to collect some anonymous user data, no idea if they've started
the waterfox and librewolf are still safe
i have done some research and they are not very specific about what data they are collecting, will they collect users password/bookmarks? i thought sync is encrypted and server is impossible to decrypt user's data? so what data are they collecting exactly?
I don't think they've started collecting data but they might in the future.