> Do Not Track should be enough. AFAIK Analytics respects it (not sure about Optimizely).
I don't think Google Analytics honors Do Not Track. That wrapper you posted would be necessary to avoid tracking users with DNT enabled. Since Hello presents itself as a privacy-conscious app, I think it should be extra careful about sending data to third parties. On the Hello marketing page, it says: > Because Hello is built right into Firefox, you can > rest easy knowing that your conversations and > information will remain private and secure. It seems odd to allow the part that *isn't* built into Firefox to send information to Google, like there are two different standards of privacy based on if you start the call and if you receive it. When someone starts a conversation using Hello, they probably weren't expecting the other person to have any information sent to a third party, especially if that person has DNT enabled. Adding something on the interface to disable Analytics seems awkward to me -- after all, that's what DNT is for. _______________________________________________ governance mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/governance
