Le mardi 29 avril 2014 23:13:25 UTC+2, Florent Fayolle a écrit : > Hello, > > > > Everything is described in this bug: > > https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1003391 > > > > To summarize, the whatsnew page sends an Ajax request to Google Analytics > each time the user clicks on its button. > > > > That's sad to see a webpage that promotes Firefox as the browser that defends > privacy (which it does) but that in fact tracks users' actions on it. > > > > Someone reported this issue in this tweet (in French) telling (with sarcasm) > that Mozilla is not trustable concerning privacy, and I feel upset about that: > > https://twitter.com/HTeuMeuLeu/status/461207250410164226/photo/1 > > > > Florent
Same here. We can't trust Google, we have seen in the past that Google does not even respect their own conditions, as with the use of Gmail data added only last month to their terms while they use the data for a long time since. And as if Mozilla needs this data to know how the users use the new "what's new ?" page and that devs add a tag to ask Google to anonymyze data, we can't be sure that Google don't store and use this pseudo anonymous data (we don't have any proof that the anonymizeIp tag do what it claim to do). So please, please remove or choose a tracking provider that you can be sure it was trusted. Maybe build your own ? A very good software called piwik do this job better than Google Analytics. Thank you for reading. PS : Sorry for my bad english =/ Xéfir Destiny _______________________________________________ governance mailing list governance@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/governance
