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> I can imagine this being legitimate interest, can be disabled with DNT flag, and it's not personal data. Mozilla signed a legal contract with Google which pre
by kuschku 8y ago
> I can imagine this being legitimate interest, can be disabled with DNT flag, and it's not personal data. Mozilla signed a legal contract with Google which prevents Google from using this information.
Still it would require at least a cookie notice.
> Options -> "Privacy & Security" > "Nightly Data Collection and Use"
That does not disable all telemetry, there were a few discussions about this on the bugtracker, in Nightly, some kinds of telemetry can not even disabled through about:config as they are set to "locked: true".
- hartator 8y ago> I can imagine this being legitimate interest, can be disabled with DNT flag, and it's not personal data. Mozilla signed a legal contract with Google which prevents Google from using this information. Actually the do not track and tetemetry preferences do not work on the addon page.
- GlitchMr 8y agoDo Not Track should work on addons page, if it doesn't, it's a bug. Telemetry settings however don't work unfortunately :(.
- GlitchMr 8y ago> Still it would require at least a cookie notice. Fair enough, I'm actually somewhat curious why Mozilla doesn't provide a cookie notice. Not that it matters, because those notices are used everywhere and people ignore them.