Well you ask a good question, but the examples they give ("optional ads" and "sponsored suggestions") only necessarily imply sharing some aggregates.
Like, for example, "we have this many users in this, that and that countries" - information which ads brokers might require to draw up a contract.
I suppose this is a change from the original "never and nothing" promise, but still a fair distance from the idea of selling of data that most people would imagine, like tracking and sharing your individual browser history.
[I guess I'm biased in favor of Mozilla. If they kick it, among full-featured browser engines only Chromium remains.]
Like, for example, "we have this many users in this, that and that countries" - information which ads brokers might require to draw up a contract.
I suppose this is a change from the original "never and nothing" promise, but still a fair distance from the idea of selling of data that most people would imagine, like tracking and sharing your individual browser history.
[I guess I'm biased in favor of Mozilla. If they kick it, among full-featured browser engines only Chromium remains.]