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Android is now warning of Firefox sharing data
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Found this notification this morning on my pixel 6.
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this post was submitted on 11 Mar 2025
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God damn why's the world so shit
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It really is. Literally everything is shit and I'm so fucking over it.
Society empowers and encourages shitty people that only care about their own kind/tribe, is why.
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Society empowers and encourages shitty people that only care about ~~their own kind/tribe~~ themselves, is why.
My understanding is this is due to regions broadening the definition of "sell" to include any form of personal data transfer. So Mozilla giving location info (with consent if you enable "ask every time" in the permissions) to websites to look up local store hours or whatever is "selling data."
AFAIK, nothing has changed in Firefox.