On 22/01/16 23:14, cmcg...@mozilla.com wrote: > "Push Notifications: Push Notifications allow sites to send > notifications and updates to you if you opt-in. To receive > notifications, Firefox sends information to Mozilla about what sites > you have agreed to receive Push Notification from.
On the SUMO page, it says: "On our server we store a randomized identifier for your browser, along with a randomized identifier for each site you authorize." So the SUMO page suggests that Mozilla does _not_ know what sites you have subscribed to (i.e. it only stores a randomized identifier), but the privacy policy suggests we do know. Which is right? Also, it says "On our server we store a randomized identifier for your browser". Is it possible for a user to change that identifier? Would that break all of their Push subscriptions? Do we send this identifier in any other context, which would allow cross-correlation? Gerv _______________________________________________ governance mailing list governance@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/governance
