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This is really unfortunate. For a while Firefox was really differentiating itself via the privacy space. If it's just going to be another Chrome, I might as wel
by tharne 5y ago
This is really unfortunate. For a while Firefox was really differentiating itself via the privacy space. If it's just going to be another Chrome, I might as well just use Chrome.
- atatatat 5y agoUse Chromium. Use Vanadium.
- tharne 5y agoI had never hear of Vanadium before. Thanks!
- m-p-3 5y agoThere's also Bromite https://www.bromite.org/ https://www.bromite.org/ https://www.bromite.org/fdroid https://www.bromite.org/fdroid https://github.com/bromite/bromite https://github.com/bromite/bromite
- cf100clunk 5y agoBromite is only for Android but is a must-have. While you're at it, if your Android is rooted and you are comfy with Magisk, replace your stock Google Webview with Bromite System Webview by installing Magisk's Webview Manager module. Optionally, it might be possible to replace Webview using TWRP.
- rasz 5y agoor Vivaldi
- FormerBandmate 5y agoIt’s just like Apple’s privacy emphasis and then hashing every image with iOS 15. Privacy is just a slogan for a lot of people, unfortunately
- NoPicklez 5y agoCall it what you want, but there absolutely needs to be a balance between privacy and not creating a platform that allows sexual exploitation to occur without detection. How would you feel if your global image storage platform was being used to store child imagery? As a good organisation, would you not want to create a way that this could be detected.
- tharne 5y ago> there absolutely needs to be a balance between privacy and not creating a platform that allows sexual exploitation to occur without detection. There already is. It's called go 'ole fashioned policing, and in most western countries there are well-established protocols like search warrants, probable cause, etc. that weigh and balance the rights of the individual with the important work of catching criminals.