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=== Google Chrome ===
=== Google Chrome ===


Google Chrome did use a UUID for each browser, and it was perceived as a serious privacy threat and a topic going through mainstream press (including the largest newspapers) in Germany. Eventually, Google dropped the UUID.
Google Chrome did use a UUID for each browser, and it was perceived as a serious privacy threat and a topic going through mainstream press, including the largest newspapers, in Germany. Eventually, Google dropped the UUID because of the PR problems it caused.


This question of whether a UUID is used by Firefox *will* be picked up by the press, and the result will be negative for Firefox. This is not a guess, as history shows.
This question of whether a UUID is used by Firefox /will/ be picked up by the press, and the result will be negative for Firefox. This is not a guess, as history shows. Introducing a UUID at this point is simply naive.


=== Perception ===
=== Perception ===
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