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in reply to @cainoct's post:
hey, i looked into this a little further. specifically the part about that quote.
all that quote is saying is that if the helper aggregator service (which in this case is Mozilla) and the master aggregator service (which in this case is some nonprofit org called the Internet Security Research Group), if they both decide to collude with eachother to do shady shit, they can breach your privacy. what you're saying is implying that if anyone in the process misbehaves, then a breach of privacy occurs, which from what i can tell is absolutely not true.
can you give me more information about this? i'm just. not 100% convinced this is just another invasive tech feature. this seems cool, seems like a good step towards pressuring ad companies to not be assholes about privacy.