Firefox is just like Microsoft Windows: a struggle to keep some sense of privacy--against an overall current of privacy mitigation. Why not have the AI features off by default? Or better yet, why not have a separate, less bloated and bug-ridden version of Firefox--without AI?

If AI was owned by poor people--it would already have been been banned.

They don't call it "bleeding edge" for nothing.

If successful, many people will be put out of work, and those who have homes will pay more for their electricity.

Let's face it: Microsoft can no longer be trusted with your data. On a fresh Windows installation, just how long does it take to attempt to de-clap it?

Here in the U.S., we presently have two sets of standards: Corporate theft is fine; personal theft is an dire emergency.

Both Google and (it's) Youtube should have been broken up by the Federal Trade Commission, long ago.

I am sure that the many proveyers of AI have violated the terms of agreement from the source code it has stolen.

No private browser would allow the detection of user activity--got that Firefox?

https://www.synfig.org/

With Leicas being so expensive, people have to cover the red dot to keep from being killed when even trying to take pictures in a city.

https://www.autoblog.com/elect...
https://www.tesla-fire.com/

Both the apparent AI, but also the installation of Recall means that I cannot have Windows on my machines, which have intellectual property.

Whatever.
"I had a guaranteed military sale with ED-209. Renovation programme. Spare parts for 25 years. Who cares if it worked or not?
The Old Man thought it was pretty important... Dick." --From Robocop, the real one.

Go was designed by Google, which has also AI holdings. So why ever ask them?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... "Go was designed at Google in 2007 to improve programming productivity in an era of multicore, networked machines and large codebases.[23] The designers wanted to address criticisms of other languages in use at Google, but keep their useful characteristics:[24]"