Firefox Hello is opt-in. If you don't use it, it will just be a button in your toolbar, it will do absolutely nothing before you opt-in, by making a call.
As a bonus: You can make video calls without ever having to create an account.
As a bonus: You can make video calls without ever having to create an account.
Are you being serious right now?
Ok, how about this, We auto-install the Ask Toolbar on every single Firefox installation, 100%, everyone gets the Toolbar.
But don't worry!
If you don't click on the Toolbar which automatically installs and appears in your browser, you won't use it!
It's "Opt in"!
The funny part is, can you tell me how to uninstall Firefox Hello completely?
Mozilla's NO SURPRISES policy says I should be able to uninstall unwanted extensions with no loss to my browser.
So, can you help me achieve NO SURPRISES by removing the surprising and unwanted third party Hello feature?
"Click INSTALL to install this third party software"
I did not realize that this community had become so adverse to traditional software that asking a user before installing new software was now considered "revising definitions" and weird.
That's all I want: To be asked before third party software is automatically installed.
We used to call that adware/malware when a company bundled third party software without permission.
Now I guess we call it normal.