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Quick, less edited video to talk about the #Mozilla and #Firefox issue with their recent terms of use, and lackluster explanations: (mastodon.social)
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Quick, less edited video to talk about the #Mozilla and #Firefox issue with their recent terms of use, and lackluster explanations:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rc96ISKh2OM

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[-] prlzx@hostux.social 1 points 1 day ago

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I would rather wait to see what else changes before jumping to conclusions that require assuming bad faith and saying that Mozilla must be as bad as any other until proven otherwise.

Mozilla could choose to show a notification with each browser update if the terms or privacy policy of Firefox changes, statements that they won't is also an opinion rather than a known fact.

Users still choose when/if to update browser package so musing about a "kill-switch" is pure speculation.

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