Hi!
(This was previously brought up in sync-dev [1], but as there's no
resolution I'm trying a different venue; apologies if there is a better
place for me to ask this.)
Currently, the Firefox cloud services privacy notice - the one you get
when you sign up for a new Firefox Account for syncing things like
passwords - basically says that Mozilla will receive my passwords and
other private data as a part of using Sync. Would it be possible to add
something to explicitly say that Mozilla will _not_ have access to that
data (possibly if I choose so)? In practice, this wouldn't affect much;
the sync data (as I understand it) is currently encrypted at the client
anyway. However, having it explicit in the policy would make Mozilla
more resistant to changing that particular implementation detail,
whether it's a well-meaning change or being coerced by an external
entity. In essence, it would make me feel much safer having my data in
the cloud.
Thanks,
--
Mook
[1] http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.mozilla.sync.devel/1016 /
https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/sync-dev/2014-December/001065.html
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