Revision as of 16:12, 11 October 2011

Goal

The current Telemetry opt-in rates do not provide enough data to be useful. In general, Telemetry is only useful if users are providing feedback.

Current: ~2% Goal: 10%+

Current: Goal: 50%+

The following are some tactics that may be used to increase the opt-in rate for Telemetry.

metrics pursuing opt-out policy - follow up with them to see how they're progressing Daniel for follow-up next week will require security review

the opt-in may be hidden in another tab or disappear quickly, not designed to be used heavily discuss ux goal

follow up with ux frontend metrics

Mozilla blog

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 =Goal=
-The current Telemetry opt-in rate is roughly 2%. The rate needs to improve to 10%+ in order for the data to be meaningful.
+The current Telemetry opt-in rates do not provide enough data to be useful. In general, Telemetry is only useful if users are providing feedback.
-want to get 10% plus on release channel
+===Release channel===
-dev (nightly) channel want to get 50% plus with more aggressive opt-in (which is incomplete need ux to design)
+Current: ~2%
-chrome puts checkbox on the download page, Rob pushing back as firefox is multiseat and chrome is single user, doesn't address current users
+Goal: 10%+
-- need this soon as telemetry isn't useful without the users
+===Nightly (dev) channel===
+Current:
+Goal: 50%+
 =Tactics=