TL;DR: Mozilla is now enforcing data collection as a pre-requisite to access new features in Firefox Labs. This is backed by the Terms of Use that Mozilla introduced a few months ago.
TL;DR: Mozilla is now enforcing data collection as a pre-requisite to access new features in Firefox Labs. This is backed by the Terms of Use that Mozilla introduced a few months ago.
I’m not saying they should, I’m just saying it makes sense. It’s for a good cause, rather than selling it to advertisers e.g. And harmless data not meant to identify/fingerprint you, but to develop an understanding of their own product.
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Curious to know more about that. Is that verifiable somewhere official, that they do this? Or has it been whistleblown somehow?
If not, I still trust that they don’t sell any personally-identifiable information about me.
I’ll do my best to help, as I have been so far.
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You mean the thing they just shut down?
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From: https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/building-whats-next/ (as of today)
Definitely not from me anyway. I didn’t know about this as I don’t use Fakespot or Firefox Beta.
At least it’s in the privacy policy so that we can choose to avoid it, rather than being forced upon us Chrome style.
Exactly.