<ul><li>Mozilla is facing criticism in Europe for enabling a privacy feature called Privacy Preserving Attribution (PPA) without user consent.</li><li>Austria-based digital rights group Noyb has filed a complaint, arguing that PPA may infringe upon user rights under GDPR.</li><li>Mozilla admits it should have done more to engage outside voices and is willing to address the confusion surrounding the default rollout of PPA.</li><li>Noyb is calling for Mozilla to inform users, switch to an opt-in system, and delete unlawfully processed data of affected European users.</li></ul>

Mozilla stands by its controversial privacy feature, but ready to "clear up" confusion

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