Patrick Breyer
Patrick Breyer  路  2 months ago

馃嚛馃嚜Ohne uns zu fragen und undurchsichtig sammelt Mozilla's Firefox-Browser jetzt Daten f眉r die Werbeindustrie. Ich stelle Fragen dazu und erw盲ge Beschwerde.Unser Internetnutzungsverhalten ist hochsensibel und geht niemanden, auch den Browserhersteller, etwas an! #Piraten

An: dpo@mozilla.com Dear Sir/Madam, could you please answer my following questions concerning the above-mentioned "experiment" rolled out with the latest release of Mozilla's Firefox web browser, depending on which I may decide to request review by a data protection authority: 1) Who is the data processor for the data collected and processed by the "aggregation system"/server? 2) If the processor is not based in the EU, which legal basis in the GDPR do you rely on for the non-EU processing of personal data? 3) Which data exactly is being collected and processed by the "aggregation system"/server? For example, does it include a browser identifier? 4) Which metadata exactly is being collected and processed by the "aggregation system"/server? For example, are IP addresses being logged? 5) Is a privacy policy on these operations, compliant with the GDPR, available concerning the "aggregation system"/server, and where?
An: dpo@mozilla.com Dear Sir/Madam, could you please answer my following questions concerning the above-mentioned "experiment" rolled out with the latest release of Mozilla's Firefox web browser, depending on which I may decide to request review by a data protection authority: 1) Who is the data processor for the data collected and processed by the "aggregation system"/server? 2) If the processor is not based in the EU, which legal basis in the GDPR do you rely on for the non-EU processing of personal data? 3) Which data exactly is being collected and processed by the "aggregation system"/server? For example, does it include a browser identifier? 4) Which metadata exactly is being collected and processed by the "aggregation system"/server? For example, are IP addresses being logged? 5) Is a privacy policy on these operations, compliant with the GDPR, available concerning the "aggregation system"/server, and where?
An: dpo@mozilla.com Dear Sir/Madam, could you please answer my following questions concerning the above-mentioned "experiment" rolled out with the latest release of Mozilla's Firefox web browser, depending on which I may decide to request review by a data protection authority: 1) Who is the data processor for the data collected and processed by the "aggregation system"/server? 2) If the processor is not based in the EU, which legal basis in the GDPR do you rely on for the non-EU processing of personal data? 3) Which data exactly is being collected and processed by the "aggregation system"/server? For example, does it include a browser identifier? 4) Which metadata exactly is being collected and processed by the "aggregation system"/server? For example, are IP addresses being logged? 5) Is a privacy policy on these operations, compliant with the GDPR, available concerning the "aggregation system"/server, and where?