----- Original Message ----- > For a while, there hasn't been a clear decision-maker about data > collection practices within Firefox. This includes lack of clarity about > who needs to approve changes to Firefox Health Report, as well as > uncertainty about what privacy review means and who can "do" a privacy > review. To clarify this and streamline the decision-making process, I am > proposing to own a policy module for this: > > Policy Module: Firefox Data Collection > Description: Firefox Data Collection is responsible for the data that > Firefox sends back to Mozilla. This includes reviewing both data quality > and privacy, and approving new types of pings and measurements. This > encompasses measurements included in the current Firefox Health Report, > Telemetry, and crash-stats, as well as other data that Firefox sends > back such as update and blocklist pings. > Owner: Benjamin Smedberg > Peers: Taras Glek > More information about decision-making: > https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Data_Collection > > I'm specifically limiting this to Firefox; it does not include Firefox > OS. I think Firefox OS should have a clear decision-maker about its > product data collection, but I am not that person. > > I am open to suggestions/nominations for additional peers.
I have worked with Jishnu Menon quite extensively on data collection and retention policy for Telemetry. John Jensen also has been working on policy for FHR. I would nominate both of them as peers of this module. If you are looking for more help, I think I have significant enough experience with Telemetry where I can help here as well. Lawrence _______________________________________________ governance mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/governance
