Hi Sylvestre, thank you for chiming in! Your mail is text wrapped in a very strange way, so I'm going to reflow parts of it in my reply.
Quoting Sylvestre Ledru (2025-03-24 22:27:57) > In parallel, Firefox is relying more and more on remote services to operate > (downloading models for translation, crash reporting with potential PII, > telemetry, new tab page, etc.). This is why we had to put this in place. > > Our Privacy Notice comprehensively describes what data Firefox processes, > collects, and shares. The data sent to our Sync servers is encrypted. The > data collected as part of telemetry is clearly documented here: > https://dictionary.telemetry.mozilla.org/.. I do not know enough about law to discuss that part of your mail. I wanted to write to ask you whether you think it would be too hard to maintain a copy of firefox in Debian that by default does not do the things that the terms of use are required for? Or, if that is not easily possible: will I be able to continue using firefox in Debian without having agreed to the new eula? I do not intend to download models for translation, send crash reports, use the sync servers, send telemetry nor use the new tab page. Thanks! cheers, josch
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