I like at least one of Nico’s other videos, and while he makes technically correct points…
“Nothing changed”
If this is true, then Mozilla can delete their entire Firefox license. Nothing will change a second time.
I also saw this comment which I agree with:
The Linux Experiment is probably being too harsh, for this issue, but leaving Mozilla for understandable reasons (enough is enough etc), whereas you are giving them too much benefit of the doubt.
When it comes to personal privacy and sovereignty, nobody should ever give a legal document the benefit of the doubt. I think it is rational and healthy to search for a worst possible scenario in order to know what a company can do with a document you have accepted.
I like at least one of Nico’s other videos, and while he makes technically correct points…
“Nothing changed”
If this is true, then Mozilla can delete their entire Firefox license. Nothing will change a second time.
I also saw this comment which I agree with:
When it comes to personal privacy and sovereignty, nobody should ever give a legal document the benefit of the doubt. I think it is rational and healthy to search for a worst possible scenario in order to know what a company can do with a document you have accepted.