Every single tech website has news articles on Firefox's changing of their data privacy terms.
If you waste time reading one line of their terms of service, you're a sucker. Mozilla has been doing corrupt spyware for years, and it's never going to change. All the bickering over this is a "time honeypot", in the sense that it wastes your time and captures attention from real solutions.
Mozilla’s only real revenue, is being paid by Google millions of dollars a year to suck. The money is NOT based on users or any kind of success. They get paid to just use Google search, Google backdoors, and shut up. Google's goal is to not have competition to Chromium or their Search. They don't want Mozilla to succeed, it's on purpose their tech sucks.
The real answer is our app's 2nd Linux distro that guts the telemetry and isolates the filesystem and networking stack. This article goes over the core issues with Mozilla, that also apply to Tor:
Web Browsers Can't Resist | Simplified Privacy
LibreWolf is marketed as “anti-fingerprint”, but this web browser can’t even beat fingerprint-com’s free demo,
I closed Librewolf, then re-opened it. And that same ID comes up on repeat visits, even in private mode.
In this NEW easy visual picture slide-show, we'll go over how these fingerprinters work, (such as speed logs), and what you can do about it:
One cool thing about Nostr over Twitter, is Elon Musk can't gag links off the platform. If I just put it all on Nostr, you'd have to read more, to figure out what's a source quote or my own words.
Also, this is a brand NEW picture slide-show, so if you read the previous one on Tor/Mozilla, this is 90%+ new,
Help me, help you:
Subscription:
Think of a VPN subscription like a bus pass, it just shows you paid to get on.
Fingerprint:
Think of a browser fingerprint like clothing, that you keep at home (stored locally on your device).
Profiles:
Think of our app's profiles as getting off the bus you paid for, and people seeing your clothing and where you came from.
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Even mainstream propaganda outlets like the Wall Street Journal, reported on the NSA acting as Google’s IT infrastructure during it's early years. We’ve all seen companies selling services TO the government.. But since when does the government provide service FOR a company?
Yet Google’s Youtube and Search, shape the way we understand privacy and technology. Not just Youtube, but also Larry Ellison is Elon Musk’s biggest financial backer to buy Twitter. He’s the current Chairman & CTO, and previous CEO of Oracle, which literally sells database solutions to the NSA for AI.
The reason you’re not hearing the types of criticisms of VPNs, that our podcast is about to tell you, is because the Youtube and Twitter algorithms act as hype wingmen, to suppress the truth about Mullvad’s new protocol named “DAITA”.
This negligent protocol harms users, by enabling and opening the door to the exact kinds of surveillance that it’s marketed as stopping. And this situation is made even worse by Mullvad’s other bad decisions on servers and opsec.
Simplified-Privacy may not have a lot of money. We may not have fame.
But in this critical podcast, we go against the grain, to bring you the raw truth:
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