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Everything about privacy (the confidentiality pillar of security) -- but not restricted to infosec. Offline privacy is also relevant here.

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Ladies and gentlemen! It's true. Mozilla has finally done it. (fedia.io)

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Ladies and gentlemen! It's true. Mozilla has finally done it.

Fortunately I have been dailying @zen_browser for the past 2 months and I recommend you do the same if you don't want to migrate to ChromeTech. Otherwise use @[email protected].

The fox is dead. Long live the fox.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 day ago (1 children)

That still doesn't explain why they need access to it.

To work with your analogy, I would be happy granting a specific worker access, but I would not grant the company access.

Meaning, I am fine with the local instance of Firefox access, but why does Mozilla the company need access?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 day ago

The thing is, the worker is part of the company. If you say that no one from that company is allowed to get into your home that worker can't do it's job either. Mozilla doesn't need access but the worker from them needs it if they are supposed to do their jobs. It's why legally speaking companies can be handles as if they were persons.