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Everybody will know if this happens, though. Why not save the vitriol for when and if it actually happens?

• mcpackieh 3y ago
  Because by then it will be too late, letting the enemy take ground before mounting a defense is completely foolish. Maybe you're lacking some context so I'll clue you in: Mozilla already burned all their trust. This incident isn't occurring in a vacuum. And why did they mark this matter as employee confidential, if they're not plotting something shady?
  • djur 3y ago
    Mozilla could at any time release a new version that does the nefarious things you're concerned about, and they could do it in a much more secretive way. The way they've approached this is consistent with their stated goals for this feature. I don't consider Mozilla to be the "enemy" and I have no idea what you mean by them burning their trust, but if you distrust them, I'd advise not using their software.