They may have some naive people running things. when you have millions of people running your software stuff like this tends to blow up. I personally don't see

They may have some naive people running things. when you have millions of people running your software stuff like this tends to blow up. I personally don't see it as a huge issue of a breach of trust but I don't fault people for being mad about it. This is nowhere near the level of naiveté that google had when they had a real name policy for some of their services that outed dissidents, LGBTQ people, and other marginalized people. Not even the same ballpark. If Mozilla really wanted to do something nefarious or bad they could have added things into the codebase directly instead of as an adjunct. I still trust Mozilla personally and I believe they are a net benefit to the internet.