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Storing user data can be a controversial subject, and this is something we understand and respect. Mozilla has six core privacy principles that guide our handling of data. We apply these to any activity that involves collecting, using, or retaining personal data from our users, employees, and contributors. For more information on how we arrived at these principles, you can read our blog post from January 12, 2011: [http://blog.mozilla.com/privacy/2011/01/12/mozillas-privacy-data-operating-principles/ Mozilla's Privacy and Data Operating Principles].

Pancake is a wholly opt-in system and anything we do with your data is entirely in keeping with Mozilla's strong stance on user sovereignty, security, and privacy.  Pancake's online functionality requires that we store and use some of your data. That data remains yours, but we are exploring new ideas and ways to use that data to give you an amazing web experience.

To learn more, please see [https://pancake.mozillalabs.com/privacy.html Pancake's privacy policy]. If you have questions or concerns about Pancake's collection and use of user data please contact us (stuart@mozilla.com or deb@mozilla.com).