💬 Discussion | Firefox geo.enabled concerns #841
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Reference: privacyguides/privacytools.io#841
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I wonder what do Mozilla/Firefox developers say about this. I cannot find open issues at Bugzilla, which might be a better place to discuss this, even if we should probably link to the bug.
Hello
AFAIK geo permission won't granted automatically and if a website asks for it, browser will ask from user.
Setting default deny for geo is bad for fingerprinting because it makes the user completely distinct from others while having low benefit.
Another problem with it is geo is mostly absent in laptops/drsktops (although my main reason was above i wrote this also for more reasons.)
Thanks
Closing issue as we no longer list this preference.
#1217 was the deleting PR for future reference.