> There is ZERO extra blocking in privacy mode. Indeed? But there is extra privacy in privacy mode. I don't have to remember to log-out, I don't have to worry

> There is ZERO extra blocking in privacy mode. Indeed? But there is extra privacy in privacy mode. I don't have to remember to log-out, I don't have to worry about cached items, I don't have to worry about a tab in Private Mode talking to a tab outside of Private Mode (and indeed, that is extra blocking). > The only difference is in privacy mode some offline data storage API's do not work That's a good thing. I do not want websites to store data on my machine. If the website cannot function without data stored locally then the website is not a valid website. It's now an app. I do not want to install apps in my browser. And further: why is this a technical decision made by their privacy team instead of their engineers? Why don't they able to explicitly state what features are required instead of blanket banning the mode? T-Mobile is clearly in the wrong here.