Your whole concept of what a corporation is seems to be in shambles. Try to be less forward, you’re embarrassing yourself. You’re 100% tude, 0% knowledge.

You might want to look up what Mozilla is, son

So you’re dense and evil? Do you say least have a huge cock / tight box?

Diagnostics is just a nicer term for telemetry. And sorry for calling you dense, you’re clearly here to market Firefox, you’re just a bad guy.

It’s sending your data, how dense are you

You cannot make Firefox have zero connections to the Internet.

100% of it? Nope.

Firefox has telemetry too

Tell me you’re poor without telling me you’re poor

If you don’t know the good guys, then yes that’s your choice

No

Try to understand the comment you replied to, lazy ass.

At least try to understand what is being said to you, ok son?

Firefox isn’t exactly “the good guys” either

I just did

Nope, you can choose which cookies to consent to. E.g. only functional cookies.

Just those aren’t examples of what the mirror website is doing. You didn’t get the point.

I don’t think you understand what we are talking about here regarding the Mirror.

What do you mean? Those are standard cookie banners. What The Mirror does is different

“But if we don’t track you, we lose all the money we’d have made selling your data to Oxford Analytics so they can help Putin convince your uncle to vote for far-right candidates?!?”

If their product is accessible from within the EU, they have to implement the proper rules. That’s why many of the minor / weird news sites aren’t accessible from the EU anymore without VPN. Which I consider a win for EU citizens.

I’ll call bullshit on that until examples given…

That’s doubtful - you have examples? Because if the service is based in the EU I’ll send those to the appropriate agency today.

“News” outlet? Hardly. The mirror is basically Russian propaganda.

Just pay up, doucher

If you’re against cashless you’re a criminal or a tax evader, which is also criminal.

Such an easy solution for that. Don’t use the Nazi chat

That’s for one network. That’s why I switched to Next DNS and have protection at home and everywhere else.