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Mozilla Monitor is shady
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this post was submitted on 15 Mar 2024
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It's like a twisted mustache twirling disney villanesque version of data leak conspiracies. Only way I can think of for this to be funnier is if it turns out the dude also had a prominent position in some secret police state agency.
It does sound like a conspiracy and I am advocating to wait until Mozilla addresses the concern. In my opinion, it's likely an oversight and failure to do their due diligence.
That's a pretty damn big "oversight" for a company claiming to have privacy as one of their main selling points...
Maybe they're so good at erasing online data that when they got to choosing a CEO, they couldn't find any info on this dude being shady online.
I agree and I am going to give them benefit of doubt until they issue a statement or address it.