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To be fair, there's a link to the Mozilla Privacy Policy at the bottom of every add-on page, that explicitly states that they may use analytics (and even names
by dpcx 9y ago
To be fair, there's a link to the Mozilla Privacy Policy at the bottom of every add-on page, that explicitly states that they may use analytics (and even names Google Analytics).
- eli 9y agoYou agree to that same Mozilla Privacy Policy when you install the browser. It's linked from the browser's About screen. There's no requirement it be on every page.
- jhasse 9y agoWhat about Firefox coming preinstalled in Linux distributions?
- kuschku 9y agoCurrently there is no such link at the bottom the discovery page, this is still an open PR, and was created as response to this thread. Additionally, this still violates the Cookie Law. > The addressees of the obligation are Member States, who must ensure that the use of electronic communications networks to store information in a visitor's browser is only allowed if the user is provided with “clear and comprehensive information”, in accordance with the Data Protection Directive, about the purposes of the storage of, or access to, that information; and has given his or her consent. The regime so set-up can be described as opt-in, effectively meaning that the consumer must give his or her consent before cookies or any other form of data is stored in their browser.
- jhasse 9y agoDoes that mean that I could sue Mozilla?
- kuschku 9y agoPotentially. I recommend you check with your Landesdatenschutzbeauftragter, in Schleswig-Holstein, that’d be the https://www.datenschutzzentrum.de/ https://www.datenschutzzentrum.de/ (you can send them E-Mail via GPG), and discuss that with them. Additionally, you might get help from the Verbraucherzentrale.