As seen in Firefox 159 Release Candidate for Android.
I chose “Remind Me Later” of course
Ok?
It really isn’t, which is the concerning part.
Accepting a private policy is concerning? They’ve been very clear about what it entails and most of the accusations have been rebuked.
Have you ever seen a web browser, corporate or small, open or closed source, force you to accept a new privacy policy before continuing to use their product?
Did Mozilla really dispel the criticisms?
Do you personally attest to the belief that Mozilla has not worsened those policies in the last update?
Yes even your link supports exactly what I said despite the article writer being a complete moron.
Incorrect on all counts.
What do you this k they’re doing thats shady? the browser is open source go look at the telemetry and find an actual problem instead of being a schizo
I’ve switched to Fennec as I don’t use any of Mozilla’s services.
So, what did they change?
They changed their browser into something that required clicking an Agree button on first install.
And apparently now they’ve altered the bargain further.
Firefox is the only browser that does this AFAIK.
