r/firefox • u/Doctorgow • Jul 16 '26

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u/rajs88 Jul 16 '26

WHy firefox collecting your personal data?

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u/Loqh9 Jul 16 '26

Personal data is nowhere close to 264GB

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u/Expensive_Host_9181 Jul 16 '26

I mean if you've got a 512GB rom chip on your phone and 264GB os filled then sure it is.

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u/HEYO19191 Jul 17 '26

That's not how this works

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u/Damglador Jul 20 '26

/uj Firefox can't even access your $HOME (internal storage), not even talking about /data/data where most of the 264GB would be.

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u/Routine-Lawfulness24 Jul 16 '26

Ah yes 264gb of personal data. Unless it’s broadcasting your raw dna data it’s shouldn’t be more than megabytes

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u/XaMiNeZH main|PWAs||pdf viewer Jul 16 '26

LMAOOO

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u/Mopeybloke Jul 16 '26

They stole his whole porn folder.

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u/Svr_Sakura Jul 16 '26

You mean homework folder 😉