Is it over?
blog.mozilla.org
Mozilla partners with Facebook to create "privacy preserving advertising technology"
Carter Smith
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Lincoln Young
no, it's not over. please find a new hobby, OP. we recognize you.
Josiah Smith
Yeah its over, the latest version of firefox are so fucking slow. Takes 10 seconds to start because of all the bloatware.
Luis Jones
>Is it over?
Nope. In standard development, companies you don't like work with Mozilla all the time. Facebook worked with Mozilla to create the Binary AST proposal in 2019. There's a lot of odd pairings in the W3C, like mozilla and apple. Sony and microsoft, etc.
If you actually read the initial draft, IPA has a pretty strong threat model and its claimed privacy guarantees seem to hold up. It's definitely a lot better than Apple's Private Click Measurement which is a competing standard
Juan Butler
maybe on your cum-scented twinkpad. takes half a millisecond on my 2019 laptop.
Noah Butler
Even better, unlike Google's privacy sandbox or Brave's design, IPA doesn't change delivery, which means adblocking remains the same. IPA is a much narrower proposal and only touches attribution, which in terms of privacy, is the worst aspect of the current web ad model
Jose Lopez
it was over long ago
Kayden Johnson
in relation to what exactly? the web circa 2000? then sure it's over. the web now? then you have to consider the alternatives that have already been proposed by the likes of google and what facebook is currently doing at this moment. is mozilla the champion savior of the open web? probably not. but given the current situation I don't shit on anyone for proposing alternatives
Jacob Myers
>be mozilla
>know ads are dogshit for privacy
>do something about it
> spergs and shits because of muh facebook engineers contributing to the design
>No one is even trying to actually debunk the math
you faggots are pretty much reddit now
Liam Sanders
Looks like it's time for me to enter a Brave New World.
Jaxson Turner
Brave's business model is using a similar system as proposed by Mozilla for ad attribution. you are a retard
Jordan Morgan
>There's a lot of odd pairings in the W3C, like mozilla and apple. Sony and microsoft, etc.
Damn, didn't know that.
I don't know but a company like Facebook isn't the first company that comes to my mind when it is about privacy.
Cooper Baker
Normally I'd agree with you but this isn't really "facebook", its some engineers at facebook. I like to believe there's some good guys that actually care. I'm waiting for the independent analysis on IPA personally. I hope it makes a dent. its the only proposal so far thats designed to be interoperable. If the privacy guarantees actually hold up and facebook is backing it, there might actually be a dent made in terms of improving normie privacy and google, apple, etc would be forced to implement it once it becomes a standard
Ian Sanchez
>slow
>bloated
>ugly
>backdoored
Yeah I'm thinking 5oy. Dillo is better
Landon Mitchell
Lol I'm still blocking ads, fuck em.
Josiah Hernandez
Who cares, you should run an ad blocker at your router/fw and when mobile your devices should vpn into your home network to use the same
Jackson Johnson
>google tries to do it
>ANGER
>firefox and facebook try to do it
>OK
Julian Butler
I will choose the system not developed by one of the biggest privacy violators
brave.com
Logan Jones
Alexander Gray
Google tried this and people went insane.
Eli Thomas
Surf at least has nigger script support and actually works although
>SEGFAULT
Eh well. At least it's a lot faster than anything else.
Jaxson Rivera
I switched to Firefox this year and I think I am going back to Chromium, at least there is 1 devil while mozilla/google/facebook are now 3 devils in one.