> I don't think mozilla is as privacy oriented as HN would make you think. > * They pushed ad/extension for a TV show to everyone I assume you're talking abou

> I don't think mozilla is as privacy oriented as HN would make you think. > * They pushed ad/extension for a TV show to everyone I assume you're talking about the "mr robot" thing here as well. One can accuse it of being many things, but it wasn't a privacy violation, as no data was sent (or planned to be sent) to anybody, either to Mozilla or any third-party. (It was silly, an abuse of studies, a source of worry for those who monitor their list of add-ons for suspicious items, and a strategic error.)