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The article appears to me to be overly harsh. However, trust is probably Mozillas primary asset. I think they could've made the telemetry a question at first us
by fwn 9y ago
The article appears to me to be overly harsh. However, trust is probably Mozillas primary asset. I think they could've made the telemetry a question at first use or something comparable.
Everyone knows that most people never change (or even realize) the default.
- marindez 9y agoIs it overly harsh to be pissed at a company that claims to herald privacy but then sends your data to a third party?
- boards2x 9y agoNo but it makes sense to see how or if he’s somehow related to Brenden Eich’s product, who’s raison d’etre is mining data while promising false sense of privacy. We know what Mozilla is and what it’s doing, something you can’t say about for profit companies in the same market.