> I just started a two fresh profiles to test your claim (one in Firefox, one in Dev Edition), the opt-out for telemetry is present in the very first dialogue b

> I just started a two fresh profiles to test your claim (one in Firefox, one in Dev Edition), the opt-out for telemetry is present in the very first dialogue box and costs 2 clicks. And now I'm confused. Firefox 153 on Linux, new profile. First screen: > You’re in safe paws > We protect your data and block companies from spying on your clicks — automatically. > Set Firefox as default browser > Import from previous browser Second screen: > Give your browsing a boost > Extensions are tiny apps that let you customize Firefox. They can power up your privacy, enhance productivity, change the way Firefox looks, and so much more. > Explore staff recommended extensions Third screen: > Go anywhere. Sync everything. > Grab bookmarks, passwords, and more everywhere you’re signed in to Firefox. Plus, your data is encrypted so only you can see it. > Sign up or sign in And that's it; after that it dumps out to the page of ads that is the new tab screen. If I click to Settings > Permissions and data > Firefox data collection and use, it appears that everything is default enabled except automatically sending crash reports.