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I can only imagine how smug your smile was when you typed out "local data privacy officer" wondering how many chills you were about to send down Mozilla's spine

• kuschku 9y ago
  The mills of bureaucracy run slow, I realize that. But it's the office of my local data privacy officer that has in the past sued basically every website in Germany for using the Facebook/Twitter like buttons, and won (and caused them all to use a two-click share button system). I've got trust in them that they'll act responsibly on this.
  • gkya 9y ago
    On a mailing list discussion on whether or not to add a study to a version of software put out online for testing? You're being ridiculous.
    • kuschku 9y ago
      On a foreign company that has been distributing a software in this jurisdiction that does not comply with local data privacy law, specifically the requirement for explicit notification before any tracking happens, and, starting May 8, the explicit opt-in for any kind of analytics or telemetry that may contain personally identifying data. See: about:addons using Google Analytics without cookie disclaimer or opt-out ability, CliqZ addon receiving parts of browsing history without disclaimer, or any opt-in/-out, unauthorized installation of software on a remote computer (Mr Robot case), and much more.