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    Which browsers are best for privacy?
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    Sep 2
    Issue 98 of PrivacyTests.org is out today!
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    Aug 21
    Issue 97 of PrivacyTests.org is out today!
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    Aug 10
    Issue 96 of PrivacyTests.org is out today!
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  • @privacytests
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    Mar 19, 2025
    .@mozilla, if encryption is our last line of defense, you should be enabling HTTPS-Only Mode in @firefox by default. It's still disabled, even in Private Browsing windows. That means Firefox still makes unencrypted connections to websites without warning users. Look:
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    Mar 19, 2025
    It's really simple. Encryption is our last line of defense for digital #privacy. Once it’s compromised, there’s no undoing it. Sign our petition and demand French lawmakers reject this dangerous amendment✒️👇mzl.la/4itihS2 @signalapp @mer__edith
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