> and to decrease the internet's dependence on classic web search engines Which seems like a worthy objective. However automatically enroling users as pawns i

> and to decrease the internet's dependence on classic web search engines Which seems like a worthy objective. However automatically enroling users as pawns in that strategy is not noble. Create a strategy, advertise it and discuss it on the Mozilla mailing lists before launching the feature. This 'feature' doesn't involve Mozilla financial or proprietary data. Quite the contrary it involves the data of their end-users who, through their indifference to the Cliqz add-on, have already shown that they're not interested in the deal.