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> The scare quotes here are uncalled for: it is privacy-preserving It is net negative though. It is more privacy-preserving to just not implement this in the
by madeofpalk 2y ago
> The scare quotes here are uncalled for: it is privacy-preserving
It is net negative though.
It is more privacy-preserving to just not implement this in the first place.
It is baffling why Firefox ships with this on by default. Even Chrome prompted users with a (misleading) dialog box to turn it on or off.
- jampekka 2y ago> It is baffling why Firefox ships with this on by default. Not really. The reason is that Mozilla wants to make money by selling your data/preferences. Probably so that the incompetent CEO can get even more obscene "compensation". They just bought a spyware adtech company.
- madeofpalk 2y agoDo they get money from selling this?