It is trivial to disable, but it should have been opt-in and/or communicated clearly instead of getting it in quietly as part as a regular update. That's why we have trust issues.
@rzeta0@cuchaz yes, 1 is bad, and I'm not happy with that. Mozilla can (and should) do better.
I don't agree on 2, you don't need to go to about:config. Why? I didn't have to, at least.
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@rzeta0 @cuchaz yes, 1 is bad, and I'm not happy with that. Mozilla can (and should) do better.
I don't agree on 2, you don't need to go to about:config. Why? I didn't have to, at least.
The screenshot shows the setting in "Settings", as it is explained here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/privacy-preserving-attribution#w_how-can-i-disable-ppa
It is trivial to disable, but it should have been opt-in and/or communicated clearly instead of getting it in quietly as part as a regular update. That's why we have trust issues.
@rzeta0 @cuchaz yes, 1 is bad, and I'm not happy with that. Mozilla can (and should) do better.
I don't agree on 2, you don't need to go to about:config. Why? I didn't have to, at least.
The screenshot shows the setting in "Settings", as it is explained here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/privacy-preserving-attribution#w_how-can-i-disable-ppa