"We don't use data badly" is bullshit unless your written policy forbids you from using it badly. And you shouldn't store data not needed.
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Replying to @sehurlburt
I respect how Apple limits what data they will collect and how they could use it by being specific. More of this. https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/en-ww/ …
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Replying to @sehurlburt
This is one of the reasons I continue to use Safari over Chrome. Google has a vested interest in my browsing data so it can serve ads. :/
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Replying to @dshafik @sehurlburt
If you really want your data to be private you should use Firefox.
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Can you link to a good privacy policy clause they have?
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Replying to @sehurlburt @dshafik
Also Mozilla is a non-profit. They have no interest in using your data and it’s fully open source.
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Replying to @Skoua @sehurlburt
Not for profit != money isn't being made. People have to get paid. Not that I disagree, I believe Mozilla is a good actor. I prefer Safari.
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Replying to @dshafik @sehurlburt
I understand that. I just feel like Mozilla can be more trusted than Apple but Apple seems to work hard on privacy too.
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Ultimately, Mozilla should have no problem writing a better privacy policy than Apple if they really are better. I don't see that.
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Does a company that doesn't collect your data need a privacy policy?
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Replying to @sgrif @sehurlburt and
(aware that they have services that do but AFAIK nothing is collected by the browser unless you sign up)
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