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Considering their recent vehicle data analysis was focused more on invoking an emotional response with reporting on a skimming of privacy policies instead of pr
by redserk 3y ago
Considering their recent vehicle data analysis was focused more on invoking an emotional response with reporting on a skimming of privacy policies instead of providing concrete evidence for data misuse, I don’t trust Mozilla as a reliable and trustworthy source for consumer data advocacy. This seems like they’re giving up trying to make a competitive browser and shifting focus to clickbait.
As a full time Firefox user, this continues to be incredibly disappointing.
- mrd3v0 3y agoSo you want them to wait till certain companies and industries are able to sell and misuse users' data before they report egregious, very possibly illegal blanket mandatory consents for data that shouldn't be collected in the first place to perform any function of the car. Yeah, no. Mozilla deserves A LOT of criticism but this definitely isn't one of them.
- redserk 3y agoMozilla isn't contributing anything impactful for the cause by reaching for low-effort headlines instead of putting in the work of a proper investigation.