On Thursday, June 28, 2018 at 5:27:33 AM UTC+5:30, Urmika Devi wrote: > Hello, > > We are planning to update the Firefox Privacy Notice to better explain our > data collection in pre-release channels. The current language says that these > channels “may contain different privacy characteristics” [1]. While this is > true and we haven’t made any underlying changes, we didn’t think this > language was clear enough for people to understand the difference from > release and make an informed decision to participate in pre-release. The > proposed language explains this in more detail [2] > > This nightly blog post has more background on the privacy measures we take > when collecting data in pre-release: > https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2018/06/27/protecting-your-privacy-in-firefox-pre-release/ > > We appreciate any feedback you have. Thank you in advance. > Mika > > > [1] Current language: > > Mozilla’s pre-release versions of Firefox (which are distributed through > channels such as Nightly, Beta, TestFlight and BuddyBuild) are under active > development and may contain different privacy characteristics. > > [2] Proposed language: > > Mozilla’s pre-release versions of Firefox (which are distributed through > channels such as Nightly, Beta, Developer Edition and TestFlight) are > development platforms frequently updated with experimental features and > studies. In addition to the data collection described in this Privacy > Notice, these versions by default may send certain types of web activity and > crash data to Mozilla and in some cases to our partners. Any data collection > adheres to our Firefox data collection policy* and we will always be > transparent and provide you with controls. > > *https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Data_Collection
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