Firefox is schizophrenic: they do some good for privacy and then they do other things like default-enabled telemetry.
This is the kind of thing Mozilla should be working on--not SJW virtue signaling, TV series ad campaigns, backdoors that allow remote updates/disabling of extensions and certificates, or removing settings from the user and increasing their centralized control over the browser. I don't know what they're aiming for. They could be the one major browser that is unapologetically pro-user, pro-privacy, but then they just do terrible things and hope that we'll look past it and only see their words.
Firefox is schizophrenic: they do some good for privacy and then they do other things like default-enabled telemetry.
This is the kind of thing Mozilla should be working on--not SJW virtue signaling, TV series ad campaigns, backdoors that allow remote updates/disabling of extensions and certificates, or removing settings from the user and increasing their centralized control over the browser. I don't know what they're aiming for. They could be the one major browser that is unapologetically pro-user, pro-privacy, but then they just do terrible things and hope that we'll look past it and only see their words.
Firefox is schizophrenic: they do some good for privacy and then they do other things like default-enabled telemetry.
This is the kind of thing Mozilla should be working on--not SJW virtue signaling, TV series ad campaigns, backdoors that allow remote updates/disabling of extensions and certificates, or removing settings from the user and increasing their centralized control over the browser. I don't know what they're aiming for. They could be the one major browser that is unapologetically pro-user, pro-privacy, but then they just do terrible things and hope that we'll look past it and only see their words.