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Mozilla and Meta (Facebook) are now actually working together
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How is that supposed to work? Firefox's own products in itself are not that reassuring for user privacy. It was better when Moxie collaborated with them to improve whatsapp code. At least that guy's products were respected for privacy at that time.
Even if they don't live up to your standards, you can agree they are way ahead of the competition.
Are you talking about Chrome?