AI on your terms: Firefox meets you where you are

a month ago by Nemeski to c/firefox

People feel differently about AI, and here at Firefox, we think that is completely reasonable. Something else that is completely reasonable: deciding for y
XLE 14 points a month ago

Funny how the PR is all "it's your choice," but the actual Privacy Policy for Smart Window says external activity gets uploaded to third-party servers.

Smart Window infers information about you based on your interactions with the assistant and your Firefox browsing activity, including websites you have visited. This may include activity outside of Smart Window (such as in classic windows), but it does not include activity in Private Windows.

Of course all this data gets sent to a company that doesn't really respect privacy at all .

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0ndead 10 points a month ago

I did when I uninstalled Firefox.

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XLE 5 points a month ago

Mozilla: "if you don't want our AI, just choose not to use it"

Mozilla: "not like that"

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vikingtons 1 point a month ago

and switched to a fork or?

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oce 1 point a month ago

Which depends on Firefox's survival.

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Gladaed 0 points a month ago

Ladybird elitist?

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Anarki_ 5 points a month ago

Bro is on Chrome now 👍

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