- cross-posted to:
- firefox@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- firefox@lemmy.world
Sounds like good news. I just hope they won’t put some bullshit in the TOS saying they can scan your emails to train their AI.
Oh, bother.
A big step forward for Mozilla on the “mail” side. Diversification of income. Advertising in the browser was not to everyone’s liking, but you have to make money somehow. On the private mail service with the transfer of large files in the form of cryptocontainer… They’ll make a normal one the clients for Android and iOS… Link to Mozilla Account… This is the right way, one of them. And see integration with various approaches to trusted AI (trusted exactly, without transferring user data to the cloud). That’s the right way, too. A very appropriate response to tectonic changes in the external environment.
Always felt like this needed to happen for long time now. I guess now better than never. Got to figure out a business model. Reselling Mullvad as Firefox VPN was a start. I feel like everything that Proton does, Firefox should be doing but with a Linux file manager application
when they said they would look for a way to monetize firefox i was worried, but this is actually great if they make a good service.
I agree. I would love to see a competitor to gmail/office365 that respects privacy
Mozilla: “what is this you speak of”
They are really not selling me with their recent antics
This is great news!
People should check out thunderbird appointments if they haven’t.
Would be great if they create a real competition to proton mail
I hope they’re going to keep the late 90s theme from Thunderbird. Maybe a dancing baby gif.
What do you consider 90’s?
I use Thunderbird and it is anything but 90’s
pls no.
1998 called…
and praised us for finally moving away from gmail, with a superior email client.
Called what?