<ul><li>Privacy non-profit noyb filed a complaint with the Austrian DPA against Firefox for enabling tracking in Firefox without user consent.</li><li>The complaint claims that the Privacy-Preserving Attribution (PPA) feature in Firefox allows the browser to track user behavior on websites without explicit consent.</li><li>The feature was enabled by default in a recent Firefox update, without informing or seeking consent from users.</li><li>Noyb argues that the PPA feature violates user privacy and adds another method for websites to target ads, despite Mozilla's intention to enhance user privacy.</li></ul>

Privacy non-profit noyb claims that Firefox tracks users with privacy preserving feature

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