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As long as Mozilla has a contract with Google, it will continue to share data with Alphabet Inc. Firefox or forks are OK, but only if you use it without the sync function, or use another provider that doesn't share the data with others. Although Mozilla encrypts the synced data, the necessary account data is shared and used by Google to track those.
Dont know why so many dislikes for truth.
Because it's not true. Account data is not shared with Google.
Ohh, And other tracking infos?