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telemetry is not spyware.
Google collects data because their business model depends on them knowing as much about you as possible. Mozilla collects the data they need to fix bugs.
Funny
You should look at their privacy policy. You'll be shocked at how privacy invasive they really are.
you posted asking for software, and now just arguing about Firefox?
go find your own software then, jesus christ. did you just come looking for a fight? you don't ask for people's opinions then shit on them.
When did I ask for software??? I think you're confusing me with the OP.
yeah, sorry. the M threw me off for a sec.
All good.
i have. which part do you find objectionable?
Well then, you should know that they aren't any better. They track and spy on users, and also put ads into the browser itself.
answer my question.
The answer is the entire privacy policy.
but if you had to pick? since you've so obviously studied it.
Sure:
so the local-only recommendations based on anonymized data about things that ublock stops, and the opt-out malware scan?
thank you for replying with something substantial. thankfully this is all stuff that's inconsequential and/or easily disabled.
np, have a good day
Oya oya, it seems like you havent read the privacy policy or even bothered to put the entire thing to a summarizer.
why should I put it into a summarizer
Because you don't know it and are flaunting that you don't.
aight, it seems like we are getting nowhere with this. have a good day