Why Google Chrome Betrays Your Privacy (Firefox CTO Interview)

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When you sign into Chrome, Google collects your entire browsing history to build behavioral profiles for targeted ads. In this interview, Firefox CTO Bobby Holley breaks down why Mozilla maintains Gecko as an independent engine, how Firefox approaches privacy differently from Google and Apple, and why the stakes for browser independence are higher than ever.

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Henry Fisher — Henry Fisher went to the deep end of privacy and came back to show you the part that counts. Over a decade helping people take back control of their digital lives—privacy, security, and digital rights, made simple.

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Henry Fisher — Henry Fisher went to the deep end of privacy and came back to show you the part that counts. Over a decade helping people take back control of their digital lives—privacy, security, and digital rights, made simple.

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