It's worse than selling users off. Pocket was integrated for free and Mozilla later bought Pocket. In essence Mozilla paid to sell it's users. (And I liked "read it later" the extension that saved an offline copy of the website. And was later renamed Pocket and removed that ability).
Same with that hidden spyware ad/extension (distributed using channels reserved for delivering 0day bugfixes). Mozilla shit on it's users without even getting paid for it.
> It's worse than selling users off. Pocket was integrated for free and Mozilla later bought Pocket. In essence Mozilla paid to sell it's users.
Maybe I have reading comprehension issues, because it seems to me like it isn't worse than selling users off. Mozilla sold its users... to itself. That's really bad, right?
Same with that hidden spyware ad/extension (distributed using channels reserved for delivering 0day bugfixes). Mozilla shit on it's users without even getting paid for it.