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> Here is Mozilla’s response, courtesy of Chief Marketing Officer Jascha Kaykas-Wolff [...] A tone-deaf response that doesn't acknowledge the issue with their
by scrollaway 9y ago
> Here is Mozilla’s response, courtesy of Chief Marketing Officer Jascha Kaykas-Wolff [...]
A tone-deaf response that doesn't acknowledge the issue with their approach, after two days of official silence.
Mozilla, it's time for some serious introspection.
- mlinksva 9y agoThose responsible need to be fired or resign.
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- rdiddly 9y agoAt least one word of regret or even simple acknowledgement would be appropriate from Mr. Kaykas-Wolff. Reiterating that it's not a privacy issue is insulting to everybody who recognizes it as a privacy issue. Is collecting data the only way to breach privacy? Assume for the moment that it is. That means for example that everybody is totally okay with ransomware, which only writes to your hard drive. No, I think actually possibly maybe everybody's right. Can you get all caught-up first please, before you address the public?