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Bucking the Norm, Mozilla to Block Tracking Cookies in Firefox

🗓️ 31 Aug 2018 15:56:03Reported by Tara SealsType 
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Mozilla plans to block tracking cookies by default in Firefox to combat security threats and privacy concerns posed by cross-site tracking. The move aims to empower users with better control over shared information with websites. Cookies enable targeted ads and convenient browsing but pose risks and slow down the web

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31 Aug 2018 15:56Current
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