Firefox noooo

[farbenstau@infosec.exchange]

@rixx Ach Gottchen. Die Smileys hast Du einfach mal hart ignoriert, ja?

[djrndm@chaos.social]

@chris @rixx The Point: In accordance to the way Mozilla want to be perceived, this should be Opt-IN!

[niavy@masto.bike]

@StephaneHuart
This brings them money. So dis good.
@rixx

[chris@mastodon.chrispelli.fun]

@DJRNDM @rixx I don't think Mozilla want's to be perceived that way. They add these features for people to see and experience them and then decide if they want them or not. Mozilla probably wouldn't put in the work if it was opt in. I think some people want Mozilla to be the anti AI company but I don't think they are.

I'm just glad that there is an easy opt out that also works for future features.

[djrndm@chaos.social]

@chris @rixx

From Mozilla's homepage: "From trustworthy tech to policies that defend your digital rights, we put you first — always."

Do I have to explain why Opt-out / default AI doesn't defend digital rights?

I don't want them to be absolutely Anti. In this case, I would've written "this should not exist".

[jrdepriest@infosec.exchange]

@MeaningfulBits @rixx

I had a Motorola phone with "flick to turn on flashlight". That was nice. A single flick, not a vaguely defined "shake".

[mostlytato@mstdn.social]

@rixx
Shake your device to send a notification to Mozilla that says "Firefox, noooo..."

[stragu@mastodon.indie.host]

@rixx feature request: shake your phone to instantly shed all AI features from all apps.
(Remember to shake weekly because they creep back up like a swarm of flees from hell.)

[chris@mastodon.chrispelli.fun]

@DJRNDM @rixx I think they host these services themselves so they probably see themselves as trustworthy. Also opt out also preserves your rights. You just have to do it proactively. But you have the right to opt out and they respect it.

I am not defending Mozilla. IMHO the should put their efforts somewhere else. But AI is a an open strategy for them and opt out is their compromise. I can live with that though I'd prefer it to be different.

[piper@lgbtqia.space]

@rixx Bad fox! *squirts spray bottle*

[xeno@hexokina.se]

@rixx@chaos.social yes the ai summarizing itself is bad but who the hell decided shaking was the best possible interaction to trigger it lol

[mndflayr@metalhead.club]

@rixx

Juffo-Wup (@mndflayr@metalhead.club)

The internet - where everything is turned into a sex thing sooner or later. Now you can wank your Firefox to spill AI summary all over the place...

Metalhead.club (metalhead.club)

[tock@corteximplant.com]

@chris @rixx Funny, read folks reporting LLM crap was still functional in Firefox after throwing the "AI Kill Switch".

[meaningfulbits@mastodon.social]

@jrdepriest @rixx it will be something different and more dystopian next time.

"Shake to Present Papers"
"Shake to swear loyalty"
"Shake it or Die"

[gunstick@mastodon.opencloud.lu]

@rixx
How is it enabled if mozilla claims that "Enabling Shake to summarize is optional"?

[camille@mastodon.libre-entreprise.com]

@rixx *** shaking the Mozilla Foundation really hard and not in a sexual way ***

[webhat@infosec.exchange]

@rixx one of my children's phones has: Shake to turn on the phone Flashlight

[covercash@mastodon.social]

@rixx @briankrebs am I doing it right?

[rixx@chaos.social]

@jrdepriest @MeaningfulBits yesss, that was the only time in my life that I used the feature and it was so good!

[davebebrave@mastodon.social]

@rixx I've always thought "shake to _____" doesn't make much sense. There are too many false positives and pressing a button is quicker.