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Looks like Mozilla still ignores the memo that anti-tracking starts with anti DRM in the first place. Apple your new friend. State of the art data protection

by hakre 6y ago

Looks like Mozilla still ignores the memo that anti-tracking starts with anti DRM in the first place. Apple your new friend. State of the art data protection looks different. Mozilla ain't asking for help for that thought. How unfortunate!

coolspot 6y ago
In Firefox desktop, an user has to enable DRM manually per-site.
- dralley 6y ago
  And the DRM decryption blob isn't downloaded until the user goes to a site that uses DRM and agrees to installing it.