Will this affect libre wolf?
this post was submitted on 14 May 2024
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Mozilla wants to be an AI company. This is data collection to support that. Telemetry to understand the user browsing experience doesn't need to be content-categorized.
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There are definitely 2 kinds of people commenting this post. The first one who supports telemetry (and Big Tech) and another one that supports freedom and opt-in. This is interesting to see on something like Lemmy. I think the ones who support telemetry are devs and it is a little bit concerning to me
I support anonymous telemetry collected by a small non-profit that helps protect our freedom. Not big tech.
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Souds good to me overall, only if what they're saying is true. If they deviate from it, I guess we'll have to look for new browser.
They should have put more emphasis on the possible usages for what they find out...