It would too suspicious if Google directly buys Fakespot (a control on which allows to manipulate any review autencity). So Mozilla, which is totally funded fro

It would too suspicious if Google directly buys Fakespot (a control on which allows to manipulate any review autencity). So Mozilla, which is totally funded from Google money, buys them. A cookie consent on fakespot page states mainly Fakespot and Google cookies in a surprising manner. They give two options, but none to refuse any cookies: - ok - do not sell or share my personal information How are they different? From reading details, I assume no difference. There's no way to turn off any non-necessary cookies group (shared with Meta/Facebook (!) and Google). It will be sad to stop using FF because of this integration.