Re: [council] #60: Firefox: Don't increase fingerprint by adding "Fedora" to user agent

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#60: Firefox: Don't increase fingerprint by adding "Fedora" to user agent
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 Reporter:  genodeftest  |       Owner:
   Status:  new          |    Priority:  minor
Component:  General      |  Resolution:
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Comment (by misc):

 Sure, we need more to do a proper protection, but if we can't even do the
 simpler change because we prefer easing the tracking of users by a 3rd
 party that give us metrics (even if that 3rd party is wikipedia), it
 really send the message that privacy is not a priority at all.

 And the example of ISP sponsoring Fedora is a bit curious.

 Either they sponsor hosting, so websites under the control of Fedora team
 (and so, sharing logs seems to be against the privacy policy, so I suspect
 we don't).

 Or they sponsor a mirror, and I suspect they already have the path of
 downloaded file, and it is quite obvious that Fedora rpms and artefacts
 are downloaded by Fedora users, so we do not need specific tracking in
 curl or firefox for that.

 Also, where where theses requests for tracking made, cause I didn't see
 that in the tickets, but I get lot of mails, so I may have missed it. I
 would be quite interested to see if their requests are in line with
 European laws, and act in accordance to it.

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