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"Congress tells Mozilla that blocking 3rd party cookies endangers children."
- aroch 13y agoLink to letter: http://stanford.edu/~jmayer/content/Pompeo_Mozilla_Letter.pdf http://stanford.edu/~jmayer/content/Pompeo_Mozilla_Letter.pd... Relevant quote: Internet industry publications estimate that Mozilla's overall share of the browser market is now approaching 20 percent — a figure large enough that its plans to block cookies would have a devastating impact on small businesses and wipe out millions of life-saving AMBER Alerts and tornado warnings funded and delivered to Firefox users by advertising networks. Concerns have also been raised that the value of advertising in terms of lower prices and more choices for consumers could be threatened if regimes are stood up that allow conglomerates to have too much control over data.