Modified the privacy terms for the Firefox add-on to engage in malicious activities and collect superfluous user data. Quite ironic for an extension dubbed "PRIVACY." Decided to remove it and will resort to manual information transfer instead.

Requesting my IP address, OS details and my browsing history under the guise of "anti-fraud purposes" is far from truthful.

I never chose to install this addon and have never heard of it. Looking at the reviews it is clearly malicious. Report this extension.

Used to work well. The recent update now does not let me log into the extension which renders it useless.

The new extension design no longer suggests cards based on the website visited. The user must search for the correct card.

It was convenient, but suddenly has a massive permissions grab. NOPE! Seriously, if you are really focused on privacy, then ACT LIKE IT!

PLUS: *any* extension that hijacks the browser and pops up a new tab without your permission and without warning? Instantly removed. You are loudly saying that no matter what I was doing: like giving a presentation to a room full of people using my browser, or rushing to finish writing an article just before deadline in a CMS, is less important than instantly accepting your TOS, WHICH APPEARS IN THE UI OF YOUR EXTENSION ANYHOW. It makes an obnoxiously stupid decision that much worse. Please, please don;t let whoever greenlit this have any input on any user-facing decision ever again.

Changed privacy policy on the app to be malicious and track unnecessary user information. Ironic for an app named "PRIVACY". Had to uninstall, will just have to resort to manually copying and pasting information.

You do NOT need my IP or OS / etc for "anti-fraud purposes". That is a lie.

Good service with issues. Would suddenly reject my debit card then accept it a few weeks later. Gave up entirely after the second rejection, unfortunately. Using Plaid is not an option with my credit union. The addon itself issued an ultimatum today - accept sending telemetry or uninstall. I shrugged and uninstalled. I recommend you do as well.

Useless outside of the USA. Otherwise, it's genuinely perfect.

Been using Privacy for Internet purchases for at least a year. It's great!!!

They need to create a plug-in that does not need God level rights to read/write all web pages by simply creating a new card and allowing you to copy/paste the information in yourself. Also, I don't trust plug-ins that haven't been updated in over 3 years.

I pretty much have switched to us Privacy.com as much as possible. I usually spend north of $1K each month using my various Privacy cards. Most of the time, everything works fine, but sometimes if Privacy doesn't update the balance from my checking account, it'll show denied for insuficent funds. This can be aggravating, but it's usually fixed by the following day. It hasn't caused a huge issue where the benefits outweigh this annoyance. Knowing that if a site I have payment information gets hacked, and they don't have a card that I would have to replace and then go through the hassle of updating card info on numberous other sites is a huge lifesaver and a massive perk.

good for sketchy sites , not gonna save your money any better than paypal but they wont get any of your actual payment info

all in all , neat thing , i like it

This Add prevented someone from stealing 100 of dollars from via a compromised USPS account.

Excellent Firefox addon for Privacy.com customers looking to automatically use new virtual cards for each ecommerce site with no nonsense and easy to use flow.

When you sign up for their service, a few days later they SPAM YOU trying to drive downloads of this addon, and they don't provide any opt-out. You're just their captive prop used to juice their metrics. So here's 1-star for their shady practices.

Great plugin, always works smoothly, very convenient to add new cards on the go