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Mozilla has a custom agreement with Google not to sell your data, for what that's worth.

• BurnGpuBurn 7y ago
  If you trust Google honoring that agreement, for what it's worth.
  • snazz 7y ago
    It’s a contract. They’d be in pretty hot water pretty fast if they didn’t honor it, especially in the EU.
    • liability 7y ago
      > They’d be in pretty hot water pretty fast if they didn’t honor it, Only if they got caught, and only if the person who caught them saw fit to make waves about it and let other people know. And even then they could likely worm their way out of any real trouble by apologizing and pleading that it was accidental (because the sycophants would likely eat that shit up.) Corporations break contracts every damn day. There is no way for me to even hope to verify that Google isn't breaking their contract in this case. You and others in this thread expect me to trust Google and trust that the threat of a contract breach lawsuit will keep them compliant, but there is no reason that I should. They don't deserve the benefit of my doubt. They lost that a long time ago.
• tgtweak 7y ago
  Google doesn't need to sell it, they're the consumer.