Mozilla’s involvement with The Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School in an effort to improve Internet privacy is a “Kangaroo cookie court” according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). The IAB disapproves of the ongoing project called the “Cookie Clearinghouse,” a control system that allows users to maintain a “block” and “allow” list when it comes to cookies. But the IAB says the system “replaces the principle of consumer choice with a ‘Mozilla knows best’ system.” Mozilla said it hopes the IAB and other industry groups will get involved in the project to better the user experience, CNET News reports.
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