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Wow - just when it looked like Mozilla might be on the right path again, after years of incredibly bad ideas, they remind us all why we moved to Chrome.

• floatingatoll 9y ago
  If you moved to Chrome to have your complete browser history harvested without any effort to protect your privacy from the advertising company that makes Chrome, then you chose correctly.
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  • cryo 9y ago
    @floatingtoll Can you please send me your complete browsing history, everyday? I promise to protect it and will not do any evil, I'm very good at cyber. What could possibly go wrong? If you won't trust some random guy from the internet, why should users trust Cliqz? Somehow Mozilla thinks it's worth to loose the over years gained valuable trust of users for the benefit of recommendations. You may think I'm totally wrong here, so please make the following test - Ask random people: "Are you ok that all your browser history is send to our high security server (insert security/promise magic here), so we can provide you better recommendations?" If people really understand the first part of the question I can't imagine they have a good feeling about it, that's not human nature. Acceptance for such "features" must not rely on people don't understanding what's happening behind the scenes.