the not—for—profit mozilla runs the browser firefox.n‘t healthy. and it needs to change. so if it‘s through legislation that looks like gdpr and it benefits individuals, individuals control the way their information is interacted with, that‘s going to be better for the internet overall. one way to give us more control is firefox‘s recently introduced add—on facebook container to stop the social network tracking us. when you use facebook, it keeps all of the data that‘s being interacted with — your data, the cookie information, inside of facebook. so when you leave the tab that you are interacting with facebook in, you won‘t get those creepy ads that follow you around all over the internet. but will these moves be enough under the new gdpr? tweaking privacy options gives us more choice, but will all browsers need to go further? these options that are offered not just by mozilla but by other companies as well, they‘re often difficult to find, aren‘t they? i mean how many people do actually use the don‘t track me? it‘s a good percentage an

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i have it on my firefox. have it as an add-on. this is basically telling the consumers, or users, it gives them a chance to clear that history so nobody will track them. this is on the road of leaving the trust of the users of facebook. is the first that. >> this conference is usually for facebook to announce major initiatives. the big thing was the tool we have been talking about what does that tell you about the state of facebook? >> facebook itself, they are coming out of that stormy period. the whole cambridge analytic car thing that dominated the news. they are careful about making a positive tone. zuckerberg is trying to show everybody about privacy and it is number one. that is why the first announcement was the tool. >> are they trying hard enough? this is a first step talk about the clear history tool. what do you see? if someone looks at privacy security, what other steps would you like them to take it sent >> another thing that is not visible to us is the limited access of the developers. the developers conference. this

war games and firefox, and red dawn, how i view russia. we're talking about russia.russia through the prism of this world cup. stuart: you have egypt plays. >> mosala. stuart: there is a draw. >> so usually, you obviously talk about stars the we'll talk about neymar and renaldo, he is playing over in england for liverpool has been a breath of fresh air. scored a ton of goals and leading egypt to the world cup. he is legend what he has done with liverpool and leading egypt to the world cup. it will be interesting this summer how he fares with egypt. stuart: who do you think will wind the whole thing? >> if my money putting on germany, the defending champs. upper echelon is germany, explain, brazil. then you have argentinas, you have got your frances. may throw portugal in there like that. waiting to get to england, right? then there -- ashley: how far down? >> if it is your money put it on england. stuart: you got your frances, got your germanys. we hope to hear more of that. >> i can't wait. i was talking to your producers. i know how excited you are to talk about so