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Firefox will — by default — protect users by blocking tracking: https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/2018/08/30/changing-our-approach-to-anti-tracking/
@bagder And at the same time forward all DNS traffic to cloudflare, a private, VC owned company. I puzzled by Mozilla strategy.
@bagder
And pushing all our browsing history to an other private company ... All this is supporting surveillance capitalism. A big fail from my point of view
And pushing all our browsing history to an other private company ... All this is supporting surveillance capitalism. A big fail from my point of view
@dfeyer you seem to be confusing things. Firefox pushes nothing to Cloudlare unless you ask for it. But let me also remind you that you already today "forward" that data to a 3rd party: your DNS provider.
@bagder
Not to a single DNS provider that make a huge difference. I hope the feature will be opt in ... Let's see. And even opt in a single provider it's a bad choice.
Not to a single DNS provider that make a huge difference. I hope the feature will be opt in ... Let's see. And even opt in a single provider it's a bad choice.
@dfeyer it is opt-in already and there's no default provider ...
nice design isn't
