Hi Stacy, It may make some sense to post this request to a more populated list -- eg planning or governance. I don't have numbers, but dev-privacy seems somewhat small to me.
John ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Stacy Martin" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2013 9:40:37 AM > Subject: Answers to questions about User Data and Services Code > > I wanted to respond to some questions about the User Data and > Services Code. > > > Is there an existing "code of practice for user data and services" > that we can reference? Or is it strictly just the Manifesto[1] and > the Six Privacy Principals[2]? > > > >>It's primarily extending the Privacy Principles into subject matter > >>beyond but related to privacy, in harmony with the Manifesto. > >>However, there are other Mozilla references including the Data > >>Safety principles and the cloud requirements that would be > >>factored in, plus the external codes that are referenced as well. > > How will this new "User Data and Services Code" be used by Mozilla? > Will it inform decisions being made about products and features? > Will it be used to guide internal and/or community behaviors? > > > >>This is not decided and would be part of the initial discussion, > >>but even then probably not decided until broader socialization has > >>occurred. > I'm also wondering how you will balance the discussion if everyone is > passionate about security and privacy. What if an outcome of this > new "code" is that Firefox should default to "Private Browsing mode" > because it offers the greatest security and privacy to users? That > may be a reasonable outcome for a policy focused solely on improving > security and privacy. It seems like there should be a counterweight > for user expectations and usability, and I'm wondering if you've > already contemplated this? > > > > >>The balancing will occur both in the initial session (through > >>moderation and considerations to how Mozilla could operationalize > >>a statement) and in follow-on socialization process. The initial > >>session will provide a mostly-baked starting point that will in > >>turn have input from others. > > -- > > Stacy Martin > Senior Manager, Privacy and Engagement > Mozilla > 2 Harrison Street, Suite 700, San Francisco, CA > 916-390-4845 (cell) > [email protected] > > _______________________________________________ > dev-privacy mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-privacy > -- John Jensen | Director, Metrics | Mozilla Corporation _______________________________________________ dev-privacy mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-privacy
