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   funnymonkey (funnymonkey@freeradical.zone)'s status on Friday, 28-Feb-2025 23:26:08 JST funnymonkey

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   Mozilla could regain trust by supporting a clean version of Firefox that doesn't include the AI and adtech they are currently trying to push.

   Mozilla's core misdirection is an attempt to redefine the core features of the browser.

   Many of us want a browser that we use to access the web -- ie, a browser that browses.

   Mozilla appears to want a browser that delivers ads and connects to AI services.

   That's their right, but it's a dead end.

   And their new terms lead directly to the dead end

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     funnymonkey (funnymonkey@freeradical.zone)'s status on Friday, 28-Feb-2025 23:26:09 JST funnymonkey

     Some thoughts on Mozilla's new terms of service and updated privacy policy:

     https://www.funnymonkey.com/2025/02/mozillas-new-terms-of-service-and-updated-privacy-policy/

     Mozilla continues to erode trust with actions that appear hostile to the people who have used and loved what they do.

     Their latest update continues this trend.

     What's pretty amazing here is the consistency of their bad decisions.

     Their terms are bad.
     Their justifications are disingenuous.
     They way they make updates is overtly hostile.

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     Chris Wiegman repeated this.