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Mozilla is in the process of launching an open HTML5 application marketplace (https://marketplace.mozilla.org ). We are considering a range of privacy-related features including the following guidelines for application developers to improve the privacy of their applications: | Mozilla is in the process of launching an open HTML5 application marketplace (https://marketplace.mozilla.org ). We are considering a range of privacy-related features including the following guidelines for application developers to improve the privacy of their applications: | ||
* | * Design your app so that what you want to do with user data is what users think you are actually doing with it | ||
* | * Give the user as much control over their data as you can | ||
* | * Limit your data collection and use to only the data that you need | ||
* | * Design your app to protect the security of your user's data in its collection, storage and use. | ||
* | * Respond to user questions and concerns about your privacy practices | ||
* | * Avoid 'secret' updates | ||
* | * Make your use of social or local features transparent and give (i) people a way to turn automatic sharing off and (ii) granular control over these features | ||
* | * Obtain consent from users when necessary, especially for location and other sensitive information | ||
==== D. Public Resources from Mozilla on Privacy and Security ==== | ==== D. Public Resources from Mozilla on Privacy and Security ==== | ||