> Make it voluntary and there would be no problems at all. Unfortunately that would make the telemetry non-representative. That said, it is opt-in when possibl

> Make it voluntary and there would be no problems at all. Unfortunately that would make the telemetry non-representative. That said, it is opt-in when possible, if you consider "using Nightly" as opt-in (it's clearly explained before and after installing Nightly). > You can just start a browser, visit top 1000 popular sites and count how many of them show the popup. That doesn't tell you anything about what behaviour led up to a permission request that got granted vs the 97% that got ignored. Furthermore, it wouldn't have told them that the notification request is denied far more often by users than the webcam/mic request. > Also, it seems like everyone tries to abuse notifications. For example, Youtube app shows a notification when the channel you are subscribed to releases a new video. Is it so urgent, that you need to distract the user? They could show this information when the user opens the app. It would be nice to have data on when users revoke permissions again as well, indeed.