A note from Firefox CTO - an attempt towards damage control ?
A note from Firefox CTO - an attempt towards damage control ?
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Non-reddit link https://web.archive.org/web/20240716124949/https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1e43w7v/a_word_about_private_attribution_in_firefox/
Gross. Mozilla employees are officially posting to reddit...
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"But both sides are not the same!"
argument for everything is aging like milk
if browsers like epiphany could get some plugin support or something maybe we could have a third contender
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Wow. Mozilla had already been on the downcrawl for a while now but it looks like they just laced up their sneakers and took off running. Disgusting behavior that's completely out of touch with their userbase.
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This increments a counter anonymously as opposed to explicit tracking.
They are very different and this feels like a hit job of outrage blogs.
The specifics don't matter for me, I use adblockers anyway so I was never "eligible."
Slipping such a major feature in as an opt-out setting is where the outrage should come from.
I can understand that, but there’s still a lot of misinformation
There's nothing anonymous about it. They are the ones collecting the data. They are the ones who are trying to get into the advertising market, using their user base as hostages. They bought an advertising related company run by Meta dropouts. They force ITSG and LetsEncrypt into the spotlight every chance they get, even though their involvement in this subject is nowhere to be seen. They are lying. They don't have your interests at heart, and they haven't for some time.
Your browser is collecting it, and submitting limited info to a counter.
This is still much better.
Better than what? My existing connection where I control all connections to Garbage People through DNS blocking? If you really believe this bullshit, please reevaluate