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The point is that we disagree, not that one of us is right. Mozilla isn't using some objective term, they're using one that's highly subjective. You didn't add
by insanitybit 3y ago
The point is that we disagree, not that one of us is right. Mozilla isn't using some objective term, they're using one that's highly subjective.
You didn't address the major point I had, which is that they can just drop your IP and not store it. Soooooo, anyway, I'm ignoring the rest of your post because I don't care about the debate, I was just trying to explain that telemetry is privacy respecting.
- eska 3y agoYou didn't address the major point I had, which is that they can just drop your IP and not store it. The point is that you don’t know that and you cannot guarantee it. You just assume the best case. As analogy: is sending your bank password a privacy problem? You argue no, because they could just throw it away immediately, instead of going on a Christmas shopping spree. That's an insane argument to make.