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I started using Firefox Sync -- and it doesn't pose a potential (and probably real) privacy problem like Google Chrome sync

Posted by Steven_Rosenber on · Post a comment
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Here's the killer feature for Firefox Sync: Your sync information is encrypted, only you have the key, and neither Mozilla nor anybody else can decrypt this information or use it for marketing purposes. Do you think Google is NOT using your Chrome Sync data -- decrypted on their side -- to compile a profile on your web use and target you with advertising?

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