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>it doesn’t make them more user-unfriendly Mozilla or Google? If Mozilla: Do you think that Mozilla would think of their users' privacy if it meant alienating
by Dah00n 4y ago
>it doesn’t make them more user-unfriendly
Mozilla or Google?
If Mozilla: Do you think that Mozilla would think of their users' privacy if it meant alienating Google and loosing their money? I'm not picking a side here - I have no idea so I'm just asking.
- Semaphor 4y ago> Do you think that Mozilla would think of their users' privacy if it meant alienating Google Yes. One example is tracking protection, which blocks Google Analytics on every FF installation by default.