"If we can use your details to legally make a profit, we probably will."
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"If we can use your details to legally make a profit, we probably will."
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#2Take note that this is a privacy policy for a preliminarily reviewed add-on (only reviewed for basic security issues) and most likely written in jest.
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#3A parody to show that nobody reads privacy agreements?
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#4How do you flag an extension for manual review? This is just making all add-ons look bad.
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#5Take note that this is a privacy policy for a preliminarily reviewed add-on (only reviewed for basic security issues) and most likely written in jest.
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#6Take note that this is a privacy policy for a preliminarily reviewed add-on (only reviewed for basic security issues) and most likely written in jest.
Definitely funny as hell though! I like the part about looking at me through my webcam. I am more prone to try this product now than I would be after reading a normal privacy policy. This may be a jab at mozilla also as they REQUIRE a privacy policy for every addon.
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#7Take note that this is a privacy policy for a preliminarily reviewed add-on (only reviewed for basic security issues) and most likely written in jest.
According to one of the comments the add-in rewrites amazon searches to provide affiliate income to the authors of the extension. So, it may not be in jest. I certainly wouldn't use this extension.
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#8A parody to show that nobody reads privacy agreements?
Maybe, but the user reviews indicate that the app install lots of bloat and borders on malware.
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#9Take note that this is a privacy policy for a preliminarily reviewed add-on (only reviewed for basic security issues) and most likely written in jest.
According to one of the comments the add-in rewrites amazon searches to provide affiliate income to the authors of the extension. So, it may not be in jest. I certainly wouldn't use this extension.
I don't see any problem with affiliate links.
We do we think that we are totally entitled to someone's work, be it a plugin or anything, but have problems giving back even in the totally easy, transparent and of no cost to us method of affiliate links?
I'm not talking about this add-on or comment in particular, I'm talking a animosity I see towards affiliate links in general.