Wow. This started for me two days ago. I guess Reddit went on a spree recently
Edit: started ~ March 5, 2025? Boost for Reddit stopped working for me. I thought it was a Reddit action, but it may be Boost's dev intentionally killing the app
Wow. This started for me two days ago. I guess Reddit went on a spree recently
Edit: started ~ March 5, 2025? Boost for Reddit stopped working for me. I thought it was a Reddit action, but it may be Boost's dev intentionally killing the app
How recently did this happen to you? I get errors now too and am wondering if there was a recent Reddit ban wave
https://blog.mozilla.org/en/products/firefox/update-on-terms-of-use/
If they give anybody any information for any reason, they open themselves to litigation - however frivolous and unwarranted - because the laws are written to be intentionally vague, to capture a wide variety of scenarios, including those that the law does not explicitly state. There are tons of valuable exchanges that could occur other than strictly data for money, and those exchanges are therefore captured within this new legal definition. To protect themselves from frivolous lawsuits and to remain consistent within the new definitions of these laws, Firefox/Mozilla has changed their Terms of Use. Their uses of data are outlined within their Privacy Policy (linked within the above post).
I suppose this information is only valuable if one trusts Mozilla - one of the most stalwart, dedicated, and outspoken advocates for consumer rights in the digital age.
I'm not saying Mozilla is infallible or above reproach - nobody/nothing is or should be considered so - but if I'm gonna trust any group that says "I'm not fucking you over" it's gonna be the group that has a consistent and very clear history of championing the idea of not fucking people over