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@javi@goblin.band AFAIK, mozilla does not process or collect your local browser data anywhere. The only thing mozilla collects depending on your settings is browser feature related analytics, crash reports and the ad click through rates if you leave the ads enabled. Firefox sync does exist but that's e2ee so mozilla doesn't have any access to that data.
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@javi@goblin.band And the advertisers don't get any data, except perhaps the total aggregated click trough rate of the new tab amazon ad for example
Firefox themselves are the ad providers here
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@javi@goblin.band they measure the click through rate of ads. They don't have many ads so they all just send them to all browsers with some if then rules for showing them. Like for example, show amazon ad on new tab if amazon is in browsers local search history, all of which would be done on the browser side. They only get a signal if you click on the amazon ad on the new tab page. At most if they don't anonymize it enough then them would keep your ip but they probably don't.
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@liaizon @javi no that's not what it says. This is simply explaining the way the omnibar has always worked. You type something and the search provider gives autofill suggestions(unless you turned it off in settings. Locally there'll also be suggestion under that which are just queries of your local firefox history bookmarks etc this is not related to the internet nor sent anywhere in any way. And then if you live in certain regions firefox will also autofill some ads.
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@MrL314@peoplemaking.games
@MrL314@peoplemaking.games dlss 5 is very similar to the samsung phone "taking photos of the moon". Worse actually since samsung at least didn't hallucinate extra nonexistent in real life detail on the moon.
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@justsoup@mstdn.social @CalcProgrammer1@mastodon.social @fun@berkeley.edu.pl Well the first two ipad pro generations are checkm8 vulnerable but they're not m series chips ofc. They're also the highest ram checkm8 devices with 4 gb of ram.
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